knees

Английский Язык - Турецкий язык

Определение knees в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь

Связанные Термины

knee

{i} diz

Dizinin onarımından sonra, o ağrı olmadan yürüyebiliyordu. - After his knee repair, he could walk without pain.

Tom uygulama sırasında sol dizini incitti, bu yüzden John oyunu yerinde oynamak zorunda kaldı. - Tom hurt his left knee during practice, so John had to play the game in his place.

knock knees

çarpık bacaklar

knee

diz atmak

knee

{f} diz ile vurmak

knee

diz yeri

knee

{f} dizle vur

knee

(Tıp) Diz, genu

bend one's knees

dizlerini bükmek

fall on one's knees

Dizleri üzerine düşmek

go down on one's knees

(deyim) diz çökmek

knee

oynak

knee

paraçol

bring sb to his knees

boyun eğdirmek

bring sb to his knees

yola getirmek

fall on one's knees

diz çökmek

fall on one's knees

yola gelmek

go on one's knees

yola gelmek

go on one's knees

diz çökmek

knee

(giyside) diz

knee

(in ile) diz vurmak

knee

dirsek şeklinde parça

bee's knees

Hayranlık uyndıran kişi

bees knees

arılar dizler

bring s.o. to his/her knees

birini yola getirmek, birine boyun eğdirmek, birine diz çöktürmek

bring to knees

diz getirmek

float knees

bir tür diz hastalığı

go on so.'s knees

bu kadar gidin. 'diz s

go weak at knees

Dizlerin bağı çözülmek

in knees

diz

it made his knees sink

o dizlerinin lavabo yaptı

moving on hands and knees, creeping

elleri ve dizleri, sürünen hareket

on hands and knees

dizlerimin üstünde

on the knees of the gods

tanrıların dizlerinin üzerinde

plump down on one´s knees

dizlerinin üzerine çöküvermek

push knees

push dizler

beat lo his knees

(deyim) dizleri üstüne çöktürmek

beat lo his knees

(deyim) boyun eğmeğe zorlamak

beat lo his knees

(deyim) itaat ettirmek

beat lo his knees

(deyim) dizlerine kapandırmak

beat someone to his knees

(deyim) dize getirmek

bring somebody to his knees

dize getirmek

bring someone to her knees

birine diz çöktürmek

bring someone to his knees

(deyim) pes ettirmek

bring someone to his knees

(deyim) birini dize getirmek

bring someone to his knees

birine diz çöktürmek

bring someone to his knees

(deyim) diz çöktürmek

fall down into one's knees

dizlerinin üzerine düşmek

go down on one's knees to

ayaklarına kapanmak

go down on one's knees to

diz çökmek

go down on someone's knees

(deyim) ayaklarına kapanmak

knee

hürmet veya selâm

knee

diz vurmak

knee

knee breeches kısa pantolon

knee

elbisenin diz üzerine gelen kısmı

knee

diz,v.dizle vur: n.diz

knee

knee jerk diz adalesine vurulunca meydana gelen geri atma hareketi

knee

(fiil) diz ile vurmak

on bended knees

diz çöküp

on one's knees

(Konuşma Dili) önünde diz çökerek

sink to one's knees

dizlerinin üzerine çökmek

Английский Язык - Английский Язык

Определение knees в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь

plural of knee

Связанные Термины

knees-up

A party

knees-up

A knees-up is a party or celebration. = shindig. a noisy party

knobbly-knees competitions

plural form of knobbly-knees competition

bee's knees

Something excellent, outstanding

We had strawberry shortcake for breakfast on Saturday and the kids thought it was the bee’s knees.

knee

to kneel to

knee

A blow made with the knee; a kneeing

knee

Any knee-shaped item or sharp angle in a line, "the knee of a graph", an inflection point

on one's knees

At the mercy of someone

the bee's knees

Excellent; surpassingly wonderful; cool

knee

In man, the joint in the middle part of the leg

knee

{n} the joint between the leg and thigh

knee

{v} to put knees, to entreat by keeling

bee's knees

An outstandingly good thing or person, dog's bollocks

Knee

hiza

Knee

know

bee's knees

person or thing that is wonderful, marvelous person or thing (Slang)

bring one to his knees

{f} humiliate, defeat

it's the bees knees

(Slang) it is the best, it's ideal, great to a surpassing degree

knee

Bones in and leading to the knee should line up in a balanced manner; not tilting forward ("over at the knee" or "buck-kneed") or back ("back at the knee" or "calf-kneed"), nor severely offset to one side or the other It is best if the knees are set squarely on top of the cannon bones, not off to one side or another

knee

poke or strike with the knee

knee

A triangular brace on the interior of an Italian harpsichord

knee

A bending of the knee, as in respect or courtesy

knee

cloth covering consisting of the part of a trouser leg that covers the knee

knee

To supplicate by kneeling

knee

An act of kneeling, especially to show respect or courtesy

knee

joint between the femur and tibia in a quadruped; corresponds to the human knee

knee

In the horse and allied animals, the carpal joint, corresponding to the wrist in humans

knee

Joint in the middle part of the leg

knee

{f} touch the knee; strike the knee; strengthen with a knee-shaped brace (Construction)

knee

The joint, or region of the joint, between the thigh and leg

knee

The upper, convex curve or bulge of a cabriole leg Sometimes called the hip (Hey we're furniture dealers, not anatomists )

knee

Greek, gonu; Latin, genu; French, genou, Sanskrit, janu; Saxon, cneow; German, knie, English, knee

knee

cloth covering consisting of the part of a trouser leg that covers the knee hinge joint in the human leg connecting the tibia and fibula with the femur and protected in front by the patella

knee

If something or someone is on your knee or on your knees, they are resting or sitting on the upper part of your legs when you are sitting down. He sat with the package on his knees = lap

knee

A piece of timber or metal formed with an angle somewhat in the shape of the human knee when bent

knee

Curved timber for supporting decks or bulwarks

knee

Any knee-shaped item or sharp angle in a line, "the knee of a graph", an inflection point"

knee

jenou

knee

Greek, gonu; Latin, genu; French, genou, Sanskrit, janu; Saxon, cneow German, knie, English, knee

knee

If a country or organization is brought to its knees, it is almost completely destroyed by someone or something. The country was being brought to its knees by the loss of 2.4 million manufacturing jobs. to hit someone with your knee

knee

In humans, the joint in the middle part of the leg

knee

Generally heavy members of wood or iron, used to strengthen angular junctions The interior curvature between the two arms of a wooden knee usually follows the line of a naturally grown crook These were among the first members to be replaced with iron in composite ship construction Knees may by defined by location and alignment as follows: the breasthook (also stemlock or forehook) is set horizontally inside and near the head of the stem; a dagger knee is set obliquely; a hanging knee is one set upright with the horizontal arm to the top; a lodge, or lodging knee is set horizontally, usually in the plane of deck beams; a standing knee is set upright with the horizontal arm on the bottom

knee

the junction of the thigh and the leg

knee

If you knee someone, you hit them using your knee. Ian kneed him in the groin

knee

A timber with two arms at right angles or nearly so, used to connect a ship's beams with her sides or timbers

knee

An abrupt bend in a stem or tree trunk, or an outgrowth rising from the roots of some swamp-growing trees Example: bald cypress

knee

{i} joint in the middle of the leg; covering for the knee joint; bend; brace, joint supporter (Construction)

knee

hinge joint in the human leg connecting the tibia and fibula with the femur and protected in front by the patella

knee

If you are on your knees, your legs are bent and your knees are on the ground. She fell to the ground on her knees and prayed

knee

Your knee is the place where your leg bends. He will receive physiotherapy on his damaged left knee. a knee injury

knee

In the horse and allied animals, the carpal joint, corresponding to the wrist in man

on bended knees

on one's knees, kneeling

on his knees

kneeling; in a humble stance, in a subservient manner

went down on his knees

begged, pleaded, entreated

Турецкое произношение

niz

Произношение

/ˈnēz/ /ˈniːz/

Этимология

[ 'nE ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English cnEow; akin to Old High German kneo knee, Latin genu, Greek gony.