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Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / May 2006What does" sit at one's feet "mean ?
if¡¡a¡¡modern¡¡student¡¡sat¡¡at¡¡his¡¡feet¡¡for¡¡three¡¡months. Thanks in advance for your help. > if¡¡a¡¡modern¡¡student¡¡sat¡¡at¡¡his¡¡feet¡¡for¡¡three¡¡months. > > Thanks in advance for your help. "Sit at someone's feet" is an idiom that means "learn from someone." |
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