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row

UK
/rəʊ/ or /raʊ/
US
/roʊ/ or /raʊ/
row back
row out

Translations

rownoun
rows
pl
UK
/rəʊ/ or /raʊ/
US
/roʊ/ or /raʊ/
(homograph: /rəʊ/ (UK) or /roʊ/ (US) – line/sequence; /raʊ/ – quarrel/noise, mainly UK)
The students sat in a row during the assembly.
Les élèves étaient assis en rangée pendant l’assemblée.
Insert the figures into the next row of the spreadsheet.
Insérez les chiffres dans la ligne suivante du tableau.
Additional translations
avironDans le sens de sport ou de pratique de la rame.
querelleSens familier ou soutenu selon le contexte.
Synonyms
series
column
queue
string
array
sequence
range
line
rowverb
rowed
Past Simple
rowed
Past Participle
rowing
Gerund
UK
/rəʊ/
US
/roʊ/
They decided to row across the lake to reach the other side.
Ils ont décidé de ramer à travers le lac pour atteindre l’autre rive.
se disputerSens familier : engager une dispute bruyante.
The neighbors began to row loudly over the property line.
Les voisins ont commencé à se disputer bruyamment à propos de la limite de propriété.
Synonyms
align
marshal
organize
order
arrange
line up
rowadjective
UK
/rəʊ/
US
/roʊ/
Used attributively before another noun to denote arrangement in rows (e.g., "row houses").
en rangsSe dit d’une disposition en lignes ou en rangées.
The row planting method increases crop density.
La méthode de plantation en rangs augmente la densité des cultures.

Definitions

rownoun
A number of people or things in a more or less straight line.
The students sat in a row during the assembly.
A noisy argument or fight.
The neighbors had a row over the loud music.
A line of seats in a theater or stadium.
We got tickets in the front row for the concert.
A continuous line of houses or buildings.
The old row of Victorian houses is a popular tourist attraction.
An act or session of propelling a boat with oars, especially for recreation or exercise.
We went for a pleasant row on the river after lunch.
A horizontal line of cells, entries, or objects in a table, list, or array.
Insert the figures into the next row of the spreadsheet.
rowverb
To propel a boat forward using oars.
They decided to row across the lake to reach the other side.
To engage in a noisy argument or quarrel.
The neighbors began to row loudly over the property line.
rowadjective
Arranged in or relating to rows.
The row planting method increases crop density.
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