row

• Sustantivo que designa una línea de personas u objetos colocados uno al lado del otro, o una secuencia de elementos en una tabla o cuadrícula.

A noun referring to a line of people or things arranged side by side, or a sequence of items in a table or grid.

1. Line of itemsA1formal

   A number of people or things arranged in a line, especially a straight line.

   hilera

   • The students sat in a row at the back of the classroom.
   • She planted a row of flowers along the fence.
   • We were seated in the front row at the concert.

   Sinónimosarraychaincolumnfilelinequeuerankstring

2. Argument or disputeB1informalbritish

   A noisy or angry disagreement between people.

   Riña o discusión

   • They had a huge row about money last night.
   • The neighbors were having a row over the garden fence.
   • He got into a row with his boss over the deadline.

   Sinónimosaltercationargumentdisagreementdisputefracasquarrelspatsquabbletiffwrangle

   Antónimosaccordagreementconcordharmonypeacereconciliation

3. Propelling a boatB1formal

   A period of time spent rowing a boat using oars.

   Remada

   • We went for a row on the lake this morning.
   • The team practiced their row for the competition.
   • A gentle row across the river is very relaxing.

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de mover una embarcación con remos, o bien la acción de colocar cosas en una línea o fila.

A verb used to indicate the act of propelling a boat using oars, or to arrange items in a line.

1. A2formal

   To propel a boat using oars.

   Remar

   • They rowed across the lake in the early morning.
   • He learned to row a boat when he was a child.
   • The team rowed together in perfect rhythm.

   Sinónimosoarpullscull

2. Argue or quarrelB1informalbritish

   To have a noisy argument or disagreement.

   reñir

   • They rowed about money all the time.
   • She rowed with her brother over the remote control.
   • The couple rowed loudly in the restaurant.

   Sinónimosarguebickerdisputefightquarrelsquabblewrangle

   Antónimosagreeconcurreconcile