At your feet Meaning in English
expression
AT yoor FEET, AT yer FEET
AT yaw FEET
Definición
This expression means that someone admires you greatly or is surrendered to you, often used to show deep respect, admiration, or love. It can also mean that you have power or influence over someone.
Uso & Matices
Often used in poetic, romantic, or dramatic contexts, not in everyday speech. Common in literature, songs, and historical or theatrical language. Implies great respect, love, or sometimes submission. Not used for literal meaning.
Spanish: a tus piesPortuguese (BR): aos seus pésPortuguese (PT): aos teus pésChinese (Simplified): 在你脚下 - 俯首听命Chinese (Traditional): 在你腳下 - 俯首聽命Hindi: आपके चरणों मेंArabic: عند قدميكBengali: আপনার পায়ের নিচেRussian: у ваших ногJapanese: あなたの足元にVietnamese: dưới chân bạnKorean: 당신의 발 아래Turkish: ayaklarının önündeUrdu: آپ کے قدموں میںIndonesian: di bawah kakimu
Oraciones de Ejemplo
He put everything at your feet to make you happy.
basic
My success is at your feet, teacher.
basic
The world seemed at your feet after the big win.
basic
After the concert, fans were basically at your feet.
natural
With that speech, you had the audience at your feet.
natural
He swore to stay at your feet forever.
natural