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row

/rəʊ/ or /raʊ/

/roʊ/ or /raʊ/

row back

row out

Translations

rownoun

rows

/rəʊ/ or /raʊ/

/roʊ/ or /raʊ/

(homograph: /rəʊ/ (UK) or /roʊ/ (US) – line/sequence; /raʊ/ – quarrel/noise, mainly UK)

ряд

The students sat in a row.

Студенты сидели в ряду.

ссора

They had a row over the weekend.

У них была ссора на выходных.

строка

Please read the first row of the text.

Пожалуйста, прочитайте первую строку текста.

Additional translations

Synonyms

rowverb

rowed

Past Simple

rowed

Past Participle

rowing

Gerund

/rəʊ/

/roʊ/

гребсти

They row the boat across the lake.

Они гребут на лодке через озеро.

Additional translations

плыть на веслах

Synonyms

line up

rowadjective

/rəʊ/

/roʊ/

Used attributively before another noun to denote arrangement in rows (e.g., "row houses").

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.