kneel 的 2 个定义
knelt [nelt] /nɛlt/ or kneeled, kneel·ing.
- to go down or rest on the knees or a knee.
- the action or position of kneeling.
kneel 近义词
get down on one's knees
更多kneel例句
- As he went to kneel, I took a shot at him and [he] jumped in the door.
- I kneel with the journalist in the sand, my face stoic and yet terrified, crying, knowing that I can do nothing but wait.
- The three who were killed had been forced to kneel in a prayer position while assassins shot each in the forehead.
- Or was Giantsbane onto something when he said that Snow will never kneel again?
- The nurse then forces him to stand up, kneel down before his father, and address him as “father” thirty times in a row.
- The men stand, and the women bring with them little carpets, which they spread before them, and on which they either kneel or sit.
- The elephant was made to kneel down, a ladder was placed against his side, and Mr. Law and myself took our places.
- Nobody notices you if you kneel down on the road to say your prayer, in spite of the fact that you are blocking the traffic.
- He bound the child's eyes with a white cloth, and bade him kneel beside the stone with his face to the east.
- The stranger came forward reverently to kneel between the two nuns.