English to Latin Meaning of row - row

Row :

row

noun

acies, nobilis, versu impellunt, terno, filum, disputatione, iurgium, militesque regales, disceptatione irritarentur, IUNCUS, clamor, huc, quodque, vix aegreque, masculum, vir, modo, litterae, nota, 'ubi', oratio, ordo, Fr., multitudo, finis, torque, coronam, Dictator coronam, conversione, Dissolutio, inordinationem, luxuria, RIXA, impetus, impetum, PROELIUM, genus, coetus, gradus, Vista, trahere, propositum, post metam, circulus, angulus, reticulo, seditionem coeptabat, vacant, gerens paxillum, Ascendit, remus, Lectio, in navigant, peccati reus ero, Quia blasphemas, navigant

Row :: ordine,Rowed :: Et remigabantRower :: remum,Rowers :: remigesRowing :: remigandoRowling :: RowlingRows :: ordinibus

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Definitions of row in English

Noun(1) an arrangement of objects or people side by side in a line(2) an angry dispute(3) a long continuous strip (usually running horizontally(4) (construction(5) a linear array of numbers, letters, or symbols side by side(6) a continuous chronological succession without an interruption(7) the act of rowing as a sport
Verb(1) propel with oars

Examples of row in English

(1) Then, from the other end of house, she said she heard ├ö├ç├┐an awful row , shouting and raised voices, a real commotion├ö├ç├û.(2) Another of our employments was to row a little way off from the shore in a boat, and dive for large stones to build a wall round our master's house.(3) Our final day was again beautifully sunny, if freezing, so we decided to row a boat around one of Donegal's many lochs.(4) The organist at the centre of a long-running row at a Yorkshire church is set to leave the area and take up a new post in Germany.(5) Her son, Rahul Gandhi, was seated in the third row behind Gandhi.(6) they had a row and she stormed out of the house(7) There was a row and fracas between the two women and all were thrown out.(8) The two friends had gone for a light row and were turning the double scull boat opposite the boat slip at the Rowing Club when Kieran became suddenly ill.(9) Sometimes, in calm seas, when the outboard stuttered and needed coaxing with frequent plug de-oilings, Angus would row the boat.(10) The couple, who claim they have never had a serious row , say their secret to a happy marriage is always listening to one another and laughing together.(11) Our staff will row the rafts, cook, and provide special activities for the children.(12) I always got a row if I left food on my plate(13) the engine made a heck of a row(14) The woman at the centre of the health row , who is not being named, strongly denied the claim.(15) A report to the council's monthly meeting yesterday said two or three more surgical appointments could be made without impacting on the two posts at the centre of the row .(16) the director is at the centre of a row over policy decisions

Related Phrases of row

(1) in a row ::

in ordine

(2) death row ::

ordo mortem

(3) back row ::

reversusque row

(4) front row ::

fronte row

(5) skid row ::

LABOR row

(6) to row ::

et remigabant

(7) row a boat ::

trahentibus navem

(8) row house ::

row domum

(9) row material ::

row materiales

(10) have a row ::

a row

Related Phrases of row

(1) in a row ::

in ordine

(2) death row ::

ordo mortem

(3) back row ::

reversusque row

(4) front row ::

fronte row

(5) skid row ::

LABOR row

(6) to row ::

et remigabant

(7) row a boat ::

trahentibus navem

(8) row house ::

row domum

(9) row material ::

row materiales

(10) have a row ::

a row

Synonyms

Noun

1. line ::

acies

2. tier ::

versu impellunt, terno

3. argument ::

ratio

4. rowing ::

rowing

5. course ::

scilicet

6. run-in ::

in run-

Different Forms

row, rowed, rower, rowers, rowing, rowling, rows

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