英语词汇row怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ row /ˈroʊ/ noun

plural rows

¹ row

/ˈroʊ/

noun

plural rows

Learner's definition of ROW

[count]

: a straight line of people or things that are next to each other一排；一列；一行

rows of corn成行的玉米
The desks are arranged in six rows.书桌被摆成了六排。
The table of figures should include totals at the end of each row and column.数字表应在每行和每列末尾列出总数。
The bookstore has row upon row [=many rows] of self-help books.这家书店有很多排自助书籍。

: a line of seats in a theater, stadium, etc.（剧院、体育场等的）一排座位

I see three empty seats in the second/front/back row.我看见第二排/前排/后排有三个空位。
We have front-row seats for the concert.我们有音乐会前排座的票。

Row : a street or road街；路 — used in names用于名称

I live on Vassar Row.我住在瓦萨尔街。
a house on Church Row教堂街的一处房子

a tough/hard row to hoe

: something that is difficult to do or deal with艰巨的任务；难办之事；棘手的事情

I am considering becoming a doctor, but I know that it's a tough row to hoe.我在考虑当一名医生，但我知道这可不是件容易的事。

in a row

: following one after another一个接一个地

There are three blue houses in a row.三幢蓝色房子连成一排。
She had her birthday party at the bowling alley three years in a row. [=three consecutive years]她连续三年在保龄球馆举行生日派对。

— see also death row, skid row

² row /ˈroʊ/ verb

rows; rowed; rowing

² row

/ˈroʊ/

verb

rows; rowed; rowing

Learner's definition of ROW

: to move a boat through water using oars划（船）

[no object]

Let's row (over) to the island after lunch.午饭后我们划船去那个岛吧。
We'll take turns rowing.我们将轮流划船。

[+ object]

They rowed the boat all the way across the lake.他们一直把船划到了湖对岸。

[+ object] : to carry (someone or something) in a boat that you row划船送（某人或某物）

I rowed the kids out to the island.我划船把孩子们送到了岛上。

— compare ⁵row

³ row /ˈroʊ/ noun

³ row

/ˈroʊ/

noun

Learner's definition of ROW

[singular]

: an act of rowing a boat划船

I went for a row on the lake.我去湖里划船了。

— compare ¹row, ⁴row

⁴ row /ˈraʊ/ noun

plural rows

⁴ row

/ˈraʊ/

noun

plural rows

Learner's definition of ROW

chiefly British, informal

[count] : a noisy argument吵架；争吵

She got into a terrible row [=quarrel] with her boyfriend.她和男友大吵了一架。

[count] : a lot of loud arguing or complaining usually involving many people吵嚷；吵闹

The proposal to build a new nuclear energy plant caused a huge row. [=uproar]建造新核电厂的提案引起一片哗然。

[singular] : a loud, unpleasant noise大噪音

The children got hold of the drums and made an awful row. [=racket]孩子们弄来几面鼓，敲得震耳欲聋。

— compare ¹row, ³row

⁵ row /ˈraʊ/ verb

rows; rowed; rowing

⁵ row

/ˈraʊ/

verb

rows; rowed; rowing

Learner's definition of ROW

[no object] British

: to have a noisy argument with someone争吵

They were rowing again.他们又开始吵起来了。
He's always rowing with his wife about/over trivial things.他总是为一些琐事与妻子吵架。

— compare ²row

单词	row
释义	row (verb) row (noun) row (noun) row (verb) row 13 ENTRIES FOUND: row (noun) row (verb) row (noun) row (noun) row (verb) rowing (noun) rowing boat (noun) rowing machine (noun) row house (noun) death row (noun) skid row (noun) hard (adjective) tough (adjective) ¹ row /ˈroʊ/ noun plural rows ¹ row /ˈroʊ/ noun plural rows Learner's definition of ROW [count] 1 : a straight line of people or things that are next to each other一排；一列；一行 rows of corn成行的玉米 The desks are arranged in six rows.书桌被摆成了六排。 The table of figures should include totals at the end of each row and column.数字表应在每行和每列末尾列出总数。 The bookstore has row upon row [=many rows] of self-help books.这家书店有很多排自助书籍。 2 : a line of seats in a theater, stadium, etc.（剧院、体育场等的）一排座位 I see three empty seats in the second/front/back row.我看见第二排/前排/后排有三个空位。 We have front-row seats for the concert.我们有音乐会前排座的票。 3 Row : a street or road街；路 — used in names用于名称 I live on Vassar Row.我住在瓦萨尔街。 a house on Church Row教堂街的一处房子 a tough/hard row to hoe : something that is difficult to do or deal with艰巨的任务；难办之事；棘手的事情 I am considering becoming a doctor, but I know that it's a tough row to hoe.我在考虑当一名医生，但我知道这可不是件容易的事。 in a row : following one after another一个接一个地 There are three blue houses in a row.三幢蓝色房子连成一排。 She had her birthday party at the bowling alley three years in a row. [=three consecutive years]她连续三年在保龄球馆举行生日派对。 — see also death row, skid row ² row /ˈroʊ/ verb rows; rowed; rowing ² row /ˈroʊ/ verb rows; rowed; rowing Learner's definition of ROW 1 : to move a boat through water using oars划（船） [no object] Let's row (over) to the island after lunch.午饭后我们划船去那个岛吧。 We'll take turns rowing.我们将轮流划船。 [+ object] They rowed the boat all the way across the lake.他们一直把船划到了湖对岸。 2 [+ object] : to carry (someone or something) in a boat that you row划船送（某人或某物） I rowed the kids out to the island.我划船把孩子们送到了岛上。 — compare ⁵row ³ row /ˈroʊ/ noun ³ row /ˈroʊ/ noun Learner's definition of ROW [singular] : an act of rowing a boat划船 I went for a row on the lake.我去湖里划船了。 — compare ¹row, ⁴row ⁴ row /ˈraʊ/ noun plural rows ⁴ row /ˈraʊ/ noun plural rows Learner's definition of ROW chiefly British, informal 1 [count] : a noisy argument吵架；争吵 She got into a terrible row [=quarrel] with her boyfriend.她和男友大吵了一架。 2 [count] : a lot of loud arguing or complaining usually involving many people吵嚷；吵闹 The proposal to build a new nuclear energy plant caused a huge row. [=uproar]建造新核电厂的提案引起一片哗然。 3 [singular] : a loud, unpleasant noise大噪音 The children got hold of the drums and made an awful row. [=racket]孩子们弄来几面鼓，敲得震耳欲聋。 — compare ¹row, ³row ⁵ row /ˈraʊ/ verb rows; rowed; rowing ⁵ row /ˈraʊ/ verb rows; rowed; rowing Learner's definition of ROW [no object] British : to have a noisy argument with someone争吵 They were rowing again.他们又开始吵起来了。 He's always rowing with his wife about/over trivial things.他总是为一些琐事与妻子吵架。 — compare ²row
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