row
/raʊ/
/raʊ/
/rəʊ/
/rəʊ/
释义
noun吵架，争吵；喧闹，喧嚷
noun排，列；行
verb划（船）
英英释义
nouna noisy talk between people who do not agree about something
nouna loud noise
nouna line of people or things
verbto move a boat through water using long pieces of wood with flat ends (called oars)
场景例句
- She had a row with her boyfriend.
- The children were making a terrible row.
- We sat in the front row of the theatre (= the front line of seats).
- a row of houses
- We rowed across the lake.
- We went rowing on the river.
词态变化
row, rows, rowed, rowing
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