英和和英

to kneel （down）―fall on one's knees―drop on one's knees―go down on one's knees

to commence falling on one's knees

to slap one's thigh

to sway one's bottom from side to side

to expose one's knees―show one's knees

to sit knee to knee with one―sit opposite each other

to cross one's legs （tailor-fashion）

an act of crossing one's legs at the knees

（膝を屈めるだけの意味なら）to bend one's knees―（礼拝、服従するの意味なら）―bow the knee （to or before god or man）―（屈服するの意味なら）―come to one's knees

of two people, an act of sitting knee to knee

to sit knee to knee with one―sit opposite each other

to settle down in a place

to cause a person to fall onto his/her knees

to kneel

skin one's knee

draw up one's knees

to roll up one's skirt―bare one's buttocks

bending the knees

bend your knees

to put a kettle over the fire

to throw anything in one's eyes

to pay one's instalment

to collect bills

to hang a curtain

to fasten a clasp

to weigh anything in the balance

to put a phrase in parentheses―parenthesize a phrase