Definition of knock knees in English:

knock knees

plural noun

A condition in which the legs curve inwards so that the feet are apart when the knees are touching.
膝外翻
Example sentencesExamples
- Inadequate bone formation leads to bending in weight-bearing bones, giving rise to bow legs and knock knees.
- This could be due to joint deformities like bow legs and knock knees, which produce a misalignment and overload on one half of the joint.
- Most kids show a moderate tendency toward knock knees between the ages of 4 and 6, as the body goes through a natural alignment shift.

Derivatives

knock-kneed

adjectiveˌnɒkˈniːdˌnɑkˈnid

(of a person) having legs that curve inwards so that the feet are apart when the knees are touching.
膝外翻
the patient had a distinctly knock-kneed gait
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm knock-kneed and slightly pigeon toed so I have trouble with just plain ‘ol walking.
- He attempts to prove his versatility and ambition by directing a soppy historical romance featuring not one, but two pairs of knock-kneed intellectuals falling hopelessly in love.
- Many children will look bowlegged when they start to walk and then knock-kneed between three to seven years.

Definition of knock knees in US English:

knock knees

plural nounˈnɑk ˌnizˈnäk ˌnēz

A condition in which the legs curve inward so that the feet are apart when the knees are touching.
膝外翻
Example sentencesExamples
- Inadequate bone formation leads to bending in weight-bearing bones, giving rise to bow legs and knock knees.
- Most kids show a moderate tendency toward knock knees between the ages of 4 and 6, as the body goes through a natural alignment shift.
- This could be due to joint deformities like bow legs and knock knees, which produce a misalignment and overload on one half of the joint.

单词	knock knees
释义	Definition of knock knees in English: knock knees plural noun A condition in which the legs curve inwards so that the feet are apart when the knees are touching. 膝外翻 Example sentencesExamples Inadequate bone formation leads to bending in weight-bearing bones, giving rise to bow legs and knock knees. This could be due to joint deformities like bow legs and knock knees, which produce a misalignment and overload on one half of the joint. Most kids show a moderate tendency toward knock knees between the ages of 4 and 6, as the body goes through a natural alignment shift. Derivatives knock-kneed adjectiveˌnɒkˈniːdˌnɑkˈnid (of a person) having legs that curve inwards so that the feet are apart when the knees are touching. 膝外翻 the patient had a distinctly knock-kneed gait Example sentencesExamples I'm knock-kneed and slightly pigeon toed so I have trouble with just plain ‘ol walking. He attempts to prove his versatility and ambition by directing a soppy historical romance featuring not one, but two pairs of knock-kneed intellectuals falling hopelessly in love. Many children will look bowlegged when they start to walk and then knock-kneed between three to seven years. Definition of knock knees in US English: knock knees plural nounˈnɑk ˌnizˈnäk ˌnēz A condition in which the legs curve inward so that the feet are apart when the knees are touching. 膝外翻 Example sentencesExamples Inadequate bone formation leads to bending in weight-bearing bones, giving rise to bow legs and knock knees. Most kids show a moderate tendency toward knock knees between the ages of 4 and 6, as the body goes through a natural alignment shift. This could be due to joint deformities like bow legs and knock knees, which produce a misalignment and overload on one half of the joint.
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