row — a line of people or things arranged side by side
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a line of people or things arranged side by side
Pronunciation (IPA): /roʊ/
Korean meaning: 일렬로 늘어선 줄, 행
Korean pronunciation: **로**우
Example Sentences
- My seat is in the back row, so I need binoculars to see the teacher's expressions.
- He won three games in a row and became overconfident.
- The couple had such a loud row that even the fish in the lake swam away.
row
NOUN//roʊ//
a line of people or things arranged side by side
a line of people or things arranged side by side
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Origin
From Old English 'ræw' meaning a line or series of things arranged in order. Related to Old Norse 'ró' and Germanic roots referring to stretching or arranging items in a line.
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“My seat is in the back row, so I need binoculars to see the teacher's expressions.”
“He won three games in a row and became overconfident.”
“The couple had such a loud row that even the fish in the lake swam away.”
“She learned to row during summer camp.”
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