knee

la rodilla

noun

knee
[niː]
sustantivo
1rodilla (f)
  • to go down on one's knees -> arrodillarse, ponerse de rodillas
  • to bring somebody to his knees (sentido figurado) -> hacer que alguien hinque la rodilla or se arrodille
verbo transitivo
2dar un rodillazo a (hit with knee)

knee [ni]
sustantivo
1Rodilla, la parte de la pierna que la une con el muslo.
2Curva, pieza de madera o de metal que por la parte exterior forma un ángulo y por la interior una línea curva. (Marina)
  • Knee of the head -> (Mar.) curva capuchina
  • Upper part of the knee -> (Mar.) brazo superior de la curva
  • Hanging knees -> (Mar.) curvas de peralto o de abajo
  • Wing-transom-knees -> (Mar.) curvas del yugo principal
  • Deck-transom-knees -> (Mar.) curvas de la cubierta
  • Small-knees -> (Mar.) curvatones
  • Knee-crooking -> obsequioso
  • Knee-deep -> metido hasta las rodilla, subido hasta las rodillas
  • Knee-high -> hasta la rodilla
  • Knee-high to a grasshopper -> (Fest. E.U.) muy corto, muy pequeño
  • Knee-joint -> (a) juntura, articulación de la rodilla
3Art. y Of.) Codo, ángulo, escuadra.
  • Knee-jointed -> encorvado o angular como la rodilla
  • Knee-timber -> madera a propósito para hacer piezas curvas o rodillas
  • Knee-tribute -> genuflexión, la acción de ponerse de rodillas para mostrar obediencia o respeto
  • To go down on one’s knees -> arrodillarse
(b) (c) Junta de codillo.
sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Arrodillarse para pedir. (n)
va. Suplicar algo de rodilla

knee [niː]
noun
(Anat) rodilla; (f) [of garment] rodilla; (f)
on one's knees, on bended kneebended de rodillas
to bow the knee tobow humillarse ante; someterse a
a sharp pain nearly brought me to my kneesbrought un dolor agudo hizo que casi me cayera de rodillas
the embargo has brought the country to its knees el embargo ha llevado al país al borde del desastre
to fall on one's kneesfall caer de rodillas
to go get down on one's kneesgoorget down arrodillarse; ponerse de rodillas
to go get down on one's knees to sbor arrodillarse ante algn; to go to sb on (one's) bended knees suplicar a algn de rodillas
his knees were knockingknocking le temblaban las rodillas
verb:transitive
dar un rodillazo a
modifier
knee bend (n) flexión de piernas; (f)
knee breeches (n) calzón corto; (m)
knee jerk (n) reflejo rotular; (m)
knee joint (n) articulación de la rodilla; (f)
knee sock (n) calcetín alto; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "knee"

Imperative
  • knee
  • you knee
  • he/she knees
  • we knee
  • you knee
  • they knee
Preterite
  • I kneed
  • you kneed
  • he/she kneed
  • we kneed
  • you kneed
  • they kneed
Present Continuous
  • I am kneeing
  • you are kneeing
  • he/she is kneeing
  • we are kneeing
  • you are kneeing
  • they are kneeing
Present Perfect
  • I have kneed
  • you have kneed
  • he/she has kneed
  • we have kneed
  • you have kneed
  • they have kneed
Past Continuous
  • I was kneeing
  • you were kneeing
  • he/she was kneeing
  • we were kneeing
  • you were kneeing
  • they were kneeing
Past Perfect
  • I had kneed
  • you had kneed
  • he/she had kneed
  • we had kneed
  • you had kneed
  • they had kneed
Future
  • I will knee
  • you will knee
  • he/she will knee
  • we will knee
  • you will knee
  • they will knee
Future Perfect
  • I will have kneed
  • you will have kneed
  • he/she will have kneed
  • we will have kneed
  • you will have kneed
  • they will have kneed
Future Continuous
  • I will be kneeing
  • you will be kneeing
  • he/she will be kneeing
  • we will be kneeing
  • you will be kneeing
  • they will be kneeing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been kneeing
  • you have been kneeing
  • he/she has been kneeing
  • we have been kneeing
  • you have been kneeing
  • they have been kneeing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been kneeing
  • you will have been kneeing
  • he/she will have been kneeing
  • we will have been kneeing
  • you will have been kneeing
  • they will have been kneeing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been kneeing
  • you had been kneeing
  • he/she had been kneeing
  • we had been kneeing
  • you had been kneeing
  • they had been kneeing
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