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rowed

/rəʊd/

/roʊd/

rowed back

rowed out

rowverb

rowed

Past Simple

rowed

Past Simple

rowed

Past Participle

rowing

Gerund

/rəʊ/

/roʊ/

Translations

гребсти

They row the boat across the lake.

Они гребут на лодке через озеро.

Additional translations

плыть на веслах

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

line up

rownoun

Definitions

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.

rowadjective

Definitions

Arranged in or relating to rows.

The row planting method increases crop density.