sit at somebody’s feet
成語所屬單字foot
sit at somebody’s feet — 慣用語
1. To admire and learn from someone, especially a teacher or expert.
1.慣用語
釋義
拜師
To admire and learn from someone, especially a teacher or expert.
例句
Many young artists sat at the master's feet to learn his techniques.
She sat at the feet of the famous philosopher during his lectures.