row
🇺🇸
/rəʊ/
🇬🇧
/rəʊ/
noun
B1
A line of people or things next to each other.
The chairs were placed in a straight row.
B1
A line of seats in a theater or cinema.
Our seats are in the third row.
B1
A horizontal line in a table or chart.
Look at the first row of the table.
R
A line of stitches in knitting.
I need to finish this row of knitting.
R
Used in road names.
She lives on Maple Row.
R
The act of moving a boat with oars.
We enjoyed a nice row on the lake.
R
A big argument or fight.
There was a big row about the new rules.
R
A loud argument between people.
They had a loud row next door.
R
A loud, unpleasant noise.
What's that row coming from outside?
verb
R
To move a boat using oars.
He can row the boat very well.
R
To take someone in a rowboat.
They will row us across the river.
R
To argue loudly with someone.
They often row about money.
translation
A line of people or things next to each other.; A line of seats in a theater or cinema.; A horizontal line in a table or chart.; A line of stitches in knitting.; Used in road names.; The act of moving a boat with oars.; A big argument or fight.; A loud argument between people.; A loud, unpleasant noise.
To move a boat using oars.; To take someone in a rowboat.; To argue loudly with someone.
Word Forms
3rd Present
rows
Past
rowed
Perfect
rowed
Progressive
rowing
Plural
rows