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rowing

/ˈrəʊ.ɪŋ/

/ˈroʊ.ɪŋ/

rowing back

rowing out

rowingnoun

Traductions

avironAction de ramer.

Rowing across the lake was a peaceful experience for the family.

Faire de l'aviron sur le lac était une expérience paisible pour la famille.

avironSport nautique.

She joined the rowing team in college and quickly became one of the best rowers.

Elle a rejoint l'équipe d'aviron à l'université et est rapidement devenue l'une des meilleures rameuses.

Traductions supplémentaires

querelleLangage courant.

Définitions

The sport or activity of propelling a boat by means of oars.

She joined the rowing team in college and quickly became one of the best rowers.

The act of moving a boat through water using oars.

Rowing across the lake was a peaceful experience for the family.

The act of engaging in a quarrel or noisy argument; a bout of wrangling.

There was so much rowing in the hallway that the teacher had to intervene.

Synonymes

rowingadjective

/ˈrəʊ.ɪŋ/

/ˈroʊ.ɪŋ/

Used attributively to modify nouns (e.g., “rowing machine”, “rowing crew”); non-comparable.

Traductions

d'aviron

He bought a rowing machine so he could train at home.

Il a acheté un appareil d'aviron pour pouvoir s'entraîner à la maison.

Définitions

Relating to, designed for, or used in the sport or activity of rowing.

He bought a rowing machine so he could train at home.

Synonymes

rowverb

rowing

Gerund

rowed

Past Simple

rowed

Past Participle

rowing

Gerund

/rəʊ/

/roʊ/

Traductions

ramer

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.

Définitions

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.

Synonymes

line up

rownoun

Définitions

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

Définitions

Arranged in or relating to rows.

The row planting method increases crop density.