throw yourself at somebody's feet

throw (oneself) at (someone's) feet

To plead for someone's mercy, forgiveness, protection, or aid. He's been throwing himself at voters' feet after the scandal, making promises about how he's reformed himself and still deserves their votes. You can't just throw yourself at our feet and expect forgiveness; you have to prove that you deserve it.

throw yourself at somebody’s ˈfeet

ask for somebody to help, protect or forgive you: He threw himself at her feet and asked her forgiveness.

词组	throw yourself at somebody's feet
释义	throw yourself at somebody's feet throw (oneself) at (someone's) feet To plead for someone's mercy, forgiveness, protection, or aid. He's been throwing himself at voters' feet after the scandal, making promises about how he's reformed himself and still deserves their votes. You can't just throw yourself at our feet and expect forgiveness; you have to prove that you deserve it. See also: feet, throw Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. throw yourself at somebody’s ˈfeet ask for somebody to help, protect or forgive you: He threw himself at her feet and asked her forgiveness. See also: feet, throw Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: if (one) is a day if he is a day if he's, she's, etc. a day be going great guns French leave if one’s a day if (one's) a day if a day be whistling in the dark all wound up
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