Idioms related to Knees

1. "Weak at the knees": The acrobat's breathtaking performance left the audience weak at the knees with excitement and awe.

2. "Bring someone to their knees": The economic crisis threatened to bring the once-mighty corporation to its knees.

3. "Fall on your knees": Witnessing the beautiful sunrise over the mountains made me want to fall on my knees in gratitude.

4. "Be knocking (someone's) knees": The thought of speaking in front of a large audience had the nervous speaker knocking their knees backstage.

5. "Get down on your knees": He got down on his knees and proposed to his long-time girlfriend, making her heart skip a beat.

6. "The bee's knees": This classic car is the bee's knees, attracting attention wherever it goes.

7. "Bend someone's ear (to their knees)": The sales representative tried to bend my ear with a lengthy pitch about their product.

8. "Knee-jerk reaction/response": Instead of providing a well-thought-out answer, he gave a knee-jerk response that didn't address the issue.

9. "Be (or go) weak in the knees": She couldn't help but go weak in the knees when her celebrity crush smiled at her.

10. "Bring to its knees": The sudden market crash threatened to bring the financial institution to its knees.

11. "Be trembling in your boots/knees": The horror movie was so terrifying that some audience members were trembling in their boots.

12. "Fall upon one's knees": Devastated by the tragic news, she fell upon her knees, unable to hold back her tears.

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