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/roʊ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A linear arrangement of objects or people.
The chairs were set up in a long row for the audience.
A series of items placed side by side.
She planted a row of tomatoes in the garden.
A line of seats in a theater, airplane, or similar setting.
Our tickets are in the third row from the front.
verb
To propel a boat forward using oars.
They decided to row across the lake for the picnic.
To move using oars in a boat.
He learned to row before he could swim.
Etymology
Middle English 'rowe', from Old French 'roue', from Latin ' rota ' meaning wheel.
Common Phrases and Expressions
row your boat:
To go along with the flow or proceed smoothly.
in a row:
In succession or consecutively.
make a row:
To create a disturbance or argument.
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Slang Meanings
To have an argument or fight.
They had a row over trivial issues.
To complain loudly or create noise.
Stop making a row; it's too noisy!