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1 knees-up
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2 be on one's knees
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3 bring someone to his knees
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4 down on your knees!
down on your knees!op de knieën! -
5 fall to one's knees
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6 from the knees upward
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7 get down on one's knees
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8 go down on one's knees
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9 go weak at the knees
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10 have weak knees
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11 he turned his knees in
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12 his knees were knocking together
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13 his pants bag out at the knees
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14 his trousers were gone at the knees
English-Dutch dictionary > his trousers were gone at the knees
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15 on bended knees
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16 these trousers sag at the knees
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17 bring one to his knees
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18 on his knees
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19 went down on his knees
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20 knee
n. knie; kniebeschermer; buiging; een gebogen hoek (in de bouw)--------v. een knietje geven, met een knie aanrakenknee1[ nie:] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 knie2 kniestuk♦voorbeelden:be on one's knees • op de knieën liggen〈 figuurlijk〉 bring someone to his knees • iemand op de knieën krijgen/klein krijgenhis trousers were gone at the knees • de knieën van zijn broek waren doorgesleten————————knee2〈 werkwoord〉
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knees up — (of a female) copulating The position sometimes adopted: ... he s had more hot dinners in my house that I ve had nights with my knees up. (Lyall, 1972) A knees up is no more than a party or informal dance … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
knees-up — /neez up /, n. Brit. Informal. a party or lively gathering, usually including dancing. [by ellipsis from Knees up, Mother Brown a popular dance, orig. a song with the same title (1939)] * * * … Universalium