🚣row

noun, verb
/raʊ/ (argument), /roʊ/ (line of things)

Meaning

A line of things or people; also, a noisy quarrel; to propel a boat with oars.

Example Sentences

They had a loud row about money.

Example Expressions

a row to hoe

Synonyms

line, series, quarrel, fight, paddle

Antonyms

agreement, harmony

Collocations

row of seats, row a boat, loud row

More Example Sentences

He has small brown eyes.

My city is a crowded city.

Could I get a back row seat?

Could I get a front row seat?

Could I get a middle row seat?

Can I borrow 600 taka from you?

Can I borrow 200 taka from you?

Can I borrow 1000 taka from you?

Over time, my city has become even more crowded.

The most important thing is that I continue to learn and grow in my career.

Related Vocabularies

The mass or large size of something; to gain mass or volume.
a planned series of activities to achieve a specific goal, especially in politics, marketing, or war
a plan or arrangement, especially one that is secret or dishonest
A number of people or things considered together; to arrange things or people into categories.
A shallow place in a river where one can cross; to cross a river at such a place.
severe physical or mental suffering; to cause extreme suffering

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