rowing

An adjective describing something related to the sport or activity of propelling a boat using oars.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que se refiere a la actividad o el deporte de mover una embarcación con remos, o a lo relacionado con dicha práctica.

1. Related to the sport of rowing B1 formal

   Describing something that pertains to the activity of propelling a boat using oars.

   • She joined the rowing club at university.
   • The rowing team practiced early in the morning.
   • He bought a new rowing machine for his home gym.

   🇪🇸remo (deportivo)

• more rowing comparative form
• most rowing superlative form

incontable

A noun referring to the sport or activity of propelling a boat using oars, typically on a river or lake.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa el deporte o la actividad de impulsar una embarcación con remos, normalmente en un río o lago.

1. Sport of propelling a boat B1 formal sport

   The sport or activity of propelling a boat using oars, typically in a competitive or recreational setting.

   • Rowing is a popular sport at many universities.
   • She joined the rowing team to improve her fitness.
   • The rowing competition takes place on the river every summer.

   🇪🇸Remo (deporte)

   Sinónimos: crewoarsmanshipsculling

2. Act of using oars B1 formal

   The action of moving a boat through water using oars.

   • Rowing across the lake took them over an hour.
   • He enjoys rowing on the calm lake in the morning.
   • The rhythmic motion of rowing is very relaxing.

   🇪🇸remo

   Sinónimos: row

• rowings plural form
• rowings' possessive plural form
• rowing's possessive singular form

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

• 🇪🇸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.

1. Propel a boat A2 formal

   To propel a boat using oars.

   • 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.

   🇪🇸Remar

   Sinónimos: oarpullscull

2. Argue or quarrel B1 informal british

   To have a noisy argument or disagreement.

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

   🇪🇸reñir

   Sinónimos: arguebickerdisputefightquarrelsquabblewrangle

   Antónimos: agreeconcurreconcile

• rowed past participle
• rowed past simple
• rowing present participle
• rows third person singular