people or things arranged in a straight line to move a boat through water using oars a noisy argument or loud disturbance

row

/rəʊ/ · /roʊ/

CEFR level B1Topic Daily lifeWord #3147 in the learning path

一排；一行

Definitions

n. people or things arranged in a straight line

一排；一行

v. to move a boat through water using oars

划船

n. a noisy argument or loud disturbance

争吵；吵闹

We found two empty seats in the front row.

我们在前排找到了两个空座位。

Planting a row of trees beside busy roads can help reduce noise and improve local air quality.

在繁忙道路旁种植一排树木，有助于降低噪声并改善当地空气质量。

“排、划船”读/rəʊ/；“争吵”英美均读/raʊ/。

What does row mean?: people or things arranged in a straight line to move a boat through water using oars a noisy argument or loud disturbance
How is row pronounced?: UK /rəʊ/, US /roʊ/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.