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row 1 [rhymes with know] Noun 1. an arrangement of people or things in a line: a row of shops 2. a line of seats in a cinema or theatre 3. Brit a street lined with identical houses 4. Maths a horizontal line of numbers 5. in a row in succession: five championships in a row [Old English rāw, rǣw] row 2 [rhymes with know] Verb 1. to propel (a boat) by using oars 2. to carry (people or goods) in a rowing boat 3. to take part in the racing of rowing boats as a sport Noun 1. an act or spell of rowing 2. an excursion in a rowing boat [Old English rōwan] rowing n row 3 [rhymes with cow] Informal Noun 1. a noisy quarrel 2. a controversy or dispute: the row over Europe 3. a noisy disturbance: go to the insurance offices and kick up a row about your money 4. a reprimand Verb to quarrel noisily [origin unknown] Row a number of things or persons set out in a circle, in a string or series, or in a line—Wilkes. Examples: row of answers, 1674; of beans; of grain, 1707; of houses, 1450; of onions, 1880; of piles, 1229; of pillars, 1610; of pineapples, 1779; of stakes, 1719; of theatre seats, 1710; of teeth, 1887; of words, 1510; of writers, 1576.
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row 1 noun line, bank, range, series, file, rank, string, column, sequence, queue, tier >> in a row consecutively, running, in turn, one after the other, successively, in sequence row 2 noun 1. quarrel, dispute, argument, squabble, tiff, trouble, controversy, scrap (informal) fuss, falling-out (informal) fray, brawl, fracas, altercation, slanging match Brit. shouting match (informal) shindig (informal) ruction (informal) ruckus (informal) shindy (informal) bagarre (French) noun 3. telling-off, talking-to (informal) lecture, reprimand, ticking-off (informal) dressing-down (informal) rollicking Brit. (informal), (informal) tongue-lashing, reproof, castigation, flea in your ear (informal) Translations row [rəu] n (= line) → fila, hilera; (KNITTING) → vuelta [rau] (noise) → escándalo (= dispute); bronca, pelea (= fuss); jaleo (= scolding); reprimenda vt [+ boat] → conducir remando; 4 days in a row → 4 días seguidos; row1 [rəu] n (= line) → rangée f [of people, seats], (Knitting) → rang m; (behind one another) [of cars, people]; file f vi (in boat) → ramer; in a row (fig) → d'affilée row2 [rau] n (= noise) → vacarme m (= dispute); dispute f, querelle f (= scolding); réprimande f, savon m row1 [rəu] n (line) → Reihe f vi (in boat) → rudern vt (boat) → rudern; three times in a row → dreimal hintereinander row2 [rau] n (din) → Krach m, Lärm m; (dispute) → Streit m row1 [rəu] n (= line) → riga, fila; (KNITTING) → ferro; (behind one another) [of cars, people] → fila vi (in boat) → remare; (as sport) → vogare vt [+ boat] → manovrare a remi; in a row (fig) → di fila row2 [rau] n (= noise) → baccano, chiasso (= dispute); lite f vi → litigare; to have a row → litigare n row [rəu] a line two rows of houses; They were sitting in a row; They sat in the front row in the theatre. ry صَف ред řada række die Reihe σειρά, στοίχος hilera, fila rida ردیف rivi rang(ée) שוּרָה झगड़ा niz, red sor deretan röð fila 列 줄, 열 eilė rinda barisan rij rekke, rad rząd fila rând, şir ряд rad vrsta red rad แถว sıra, dizi (一)排 ряд قطار hàng; dãy (一)排 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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