have sb / sth at your feet

have sb / sth at your feet used to say that people admire or respect someone very much令某人/某事物拜倒在某人脚下:•All Paris was at his feet.整个巴黎都拜倒在他脚下。⇒have the world at your feet at WORLD¹ (24)

• experience religion
• telluro-
• authorized versions
• spit in someone's face
• waitstaffs
• basement complex
• not exchange more than a half a dozen words with
• musketeers
• St Joe
• remodeled
• mammography
• go (like) a bomb
• exhumator
• Clausewitz, Karl von
• leiter
• adspeaks
• bouncing Bets
• get one's innings
• International Court of Justice
• hard-foughts
• loneness
• parrotries
• quayage
• consumer price index
• roll out the welcome mat
• geotectonic cycle
• hunt down
• crystal moth
• outlawings
• Pepysian
• sambhur
• shoot one's lunch (或 cookies)
• tervalency
• thrifty fashion
• chalking
• cfas
• open roadstead
• advance agent
• brisk
• analytical cubism
• down the middle
• bully off
• aperture stop
• coxcomb
• strangler
• bring one's hogs to a the wrong market
• Advocate Depute
• Schaeffer acid
• yatterings
• burn itself out
• be purposed
• macrobiotically
• wharfless
• pour down the throat
• botanica
• squalidities
• damagingly
• luminous energies
• mylonite
• center of inversion
• garboard
• Arteveld, Jacob van
• crowned with success
• oesophageals
• end-of-data mark
• Pilimelia
• Sikkimeses
• pesteringly
• piques
• dimerizations
• cognomen
• black silver
• pup tents
• autotomizing
• Magnus effect
• buffalos
• iron horse
• solarises
• capillary attraction
• decay rate
• dull-brained
• programme note
• dry-nursed
• malvasia
• test patterns
• reekies
• Millon's reaction
• make contact with
• admiralty cloth
• deposes
• absolute viscosities
• five
• put one foot before the other
• polentas
• offender
• azalea
• now-it-can-be-told
• judicial review
• bitmaps
• Dutch cut