| 释义 | idiomkneesbe the bee's kneesspoken used in order to say that you think someone or something is very good, attractive etc:I gave my nephew one of those Nintendo games for his birthday, and he just thinks it's the bee's knees.The guy I was working with at the bar thought he was the bee's knees because he knew something about beer.bring sth to its knees(also bring sb to his/her knees)1 to have a very bad effect on an organization or group of people, so that it is difficult for it to continue its activity:A combination of bad luck and mismanagement has brought the bank to its knees.Remember that this country was almost brought to its knees by a series of strikes in the seventies.2 to defeat a country or its leader in a war:In World War I, people thought that we would bring the enemy to their knees in a few weeks.Under Bolshevik leadership, the people brought the Tsarist regime to its knees.go down on your knees(also go down on bended knee)to show a lot of emotion when you are asking someone for something, because you want it so much:What should I do - go down on my knees and ask him for a job?Do you think Mrs Briggs would let us use the art room, if I went down on bended knee? (redirected from knees)
 
 See:(one's) knees are knocking(one's) knees are shakinga knee-slapperat (one's) kneeat (one's) mother's kneeat your mother's kneebe knee-deep inbe knee-high to a grasshopperbe the bee's kneesbe/go weak at the kneesbee's kneesbeg on bended kneebow the kneebring (someone or something) to (someone's or something's) kneesbring somebody to their kneesbring someone or something to their kneesbring someone to their kneesbring something to its kneesbring to kneesbring to one's kneesfall on (one's) kneesfall on kneesfall to (one's) kneesgo down on (one's) kneesgo down on kneesgo weak at the kneesgo weak in the kneesknee biterknee high to a grasshopperknee-deep inknee-deep in somethingknee-deep navyknee-high by the 4th of Julyknee-high to a grasshopperknee-high to a jackrabbitknee-jerkknee-jerk reactionknee-mailknock knees togetheron (one's) hands and kneeson (one's)/its kneeson bended kneeon your hands and kneeson your kneesout at the elbowsout at the kneesput (someone) over (one's) kneetake a kneethe bee's kneesup to kneesup to one’s kneesweak at the kneesweak in the kneesweak-kneedyour knees are knockingyour/somebody's knees are knocking
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