row

row
I rəu noun
(a line: two rows of houses; They were sitting in a row; They sat in the front row in the theatre.) hilera, fila

II
1. rəu verb
1) (to move (a boat) through the water using oars: He rowed (the dinghy) up the river.) remar
2) (to transport by rowing: He rowed them across the lake.)

2. noun
(a trip in a rowing-boat: They went for a row on the river.)
- rowing-boat
- row-boat

III
noun
1) (a noisy quarrel: They had a terrible row; a family row.)
2) (a continuous loud noise: They heard a row in the street.)
row1 n
1. fila
they sat in the front row se sentaron en la primera fila
2. hilera
a row of bottles on a shelf una hilera de botellas en un estante
3. riña / pelea
they had a row and now they're not talking tuvieron una riña y ahora no se hablan
row2 vb remar
they rowed across the lake cruzaron el lago a remo
row
tr[raʊ]
noun
1 (fight) riña, pelea
2 (din, racket) jaleo
they were making a real row armaban un jaleo increíble
intransitive verb
1 pelearse
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row
tr[rəʊ]
noun
1 (in a boat) paseo en bote, vuelta en bote
intransitive verb
1 (in a boat) remar
transitive verb
1 impeler mediante remos
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row
tr[rəʊ]
noun
1 (line) fila, hilera
row ['ro:] vt
1) : avanzar a remo
to row a boat: remar
2) : llevar a remo
he rowed me to shore: me llevó hasta la orilla
row vi
: remar
row ['raʊ] n
1) : paseo m en barca
to go for a row: salir a remar
2) line, rank: fila f, hilera f
3) series: serie f
three days in a row: tres días seguidos
4) racket: estruendo m, bulla f
5) quarrel: pelea f, riña f
row
n.
andana s.f.
chamusquina s.f.
chipichape s.m.
cisco s.m.
fila s.f.
follón s.m.
fregado s.m.
gresca s.f.
lance s.m.
línea s.f.
lío s.m.
marimorena s.f.
paseo en bote de remos s.m.
pelea s.f.
riña s.f.
ruido s.m.
sarracina s.f.
trapatiesta s.f.
trifulca s.f.
zaragata s.f.
zipizape s.m.
v.
bogar v.
pelearse v.
remar v.

I
1) noun
Sense I
2) rəʊ
a) (straight line) hilera f; (of people, seats) fila f

they lined up in rows — hicieron filas or se formaron en fila

a seat in the front/fifth row — un asiento en primera fila/en la quinta fila

b) (in knitting) vuelta f, corrida f (Chi)
3) (succession) serie f

four times in a row — cuatro veces seguidas

4) (Leisure, Sport)

we went for a row — fuimos a remar

Sense II
5) raʊ
a) (noisy argument) pelea f, riña f

to have a row with somebody — pelearse or reñir* con alguien

b) (about a public matter) disputa f
c) (noise) (no pl) ruido m, bulla f (fam)

II
1.
transitive verb rəʊ

he rowed the boat towards the shore — remó hacia la orilla

we rowed them across the river — los llevamos hasta la otra orilla a remo


2.
1) vi
Sense I
2) rəʊ remar

to go rowing — salir* or ir* a remar

to row across a river — cruzar* un río a remo

Sense II
3) raʊ pelearse, reñir*

I [rǝʊ]
1.
N (=line) fila f , hilera f ; (Theat etc) fila f ; [of books, houses etc] hilera f , fila f ; (in knitting) pasada f , vuelta f

in a row — en fila

in the front row — en primera fila, en la fila uno

in the fourth row — en la cuarta fila, en la fila cuatro

he killed four in a row — mató cuatro seguidos, mató cuatro uno tras otro

for five days in a row — durante cinco días seguidos

2.
CPD

row house N(US) casa f adosada


II [rǝʊ]
1.
N (=trip) paseo m en bote de remos

to go for a row — pasearse or hacer una excursión en bote

it was a hard row to the shore — nos costó llegar a la playa remando

2.
VT [+ boat] remar; [+ person] llevar en bote

you rowed a good race — habéis remado muy bien

he rowed the Atlantic — cruzó el Atlántico a remo

to row sb across a river — llevar a algn en bote al otro lado de un río

can you row me out to the yacht? — ¿me lleva en bote al yate?

3.
VI remar

to row hard — esforzarse remando, hacer fuerza de remos

he rowed for Oxford — remó en el bote de Oxford

to row against sb — competir con algn en una regata a remo

we rowed for the shore — remamos hacia la playa, nos dirigimos remando hacia la playa

to row across a river — cruzar un río a remo

to row round an island — dar la vuelta a una isla remando or a remo


III [raʊ] (esp Brit)
1. N
1) (=noise) ruido m , bulla * f

the row from the engine — el ruido del motor

it makes a devil of a row — hace un ruido de todos los demonios

hold your row!, stop your row! — ¡cállate!

2) (=dispute) bronca f , pelea f

to have a row — reñir, pelearse (LAm)

now don't let's start a row — no riñamos

the row about wages — la disputa acerca de los salarios

3) (=fuss, disturbance, incident) jaleo m , escándalo m , lío m , follón m (Sp), bronca f (esp LAm)

what's the row about? — ¿a qué se debe el lío?

to kick up or make a row * — armar un lío; (=protest) poner el grito en el cielo

4) (=scolding) regaño m , regañina f

to get into a row — ganarse una regañina (for por)

you'll get into a row — te van a regañar

2.
VI reñir, pelear (LAm)

they're always rowing — siempre están riñendo

to row with sb — reñir or pelearse con algn

* * *

I
1) noun
Sense I
2) [rəʊ]
a) (straight line) hilera f; (of people, seats) fila f

they lined up in rows — hicieron filas or se formaron en fila

a seat in the front/fifth row — un asiento en primera fila/en la quinta fila

b) (in knitting) vuelta f, corrida f (Chi)
3) (succession) serie f

four times in a row — cuatro veces seguidas

4) (Leisure, Sport)

we went for a row — fuimos a remar

Sense II
5) [raʊ]
a) (noisy argument) pelea f, riña f

to have a row with somebody — pelearse or reñir* con alguien

b) (about a public matter) disputa f
c) (noise) (no pl) ruido m, bulla f (fam)

II
1.
transitive verb [rəʊ]

he rowed the boat towards the shore — remó hacia la orilla

we rowed them across the river — los llevamos hasta la otra orilla a remo


2.
1) vi
Sense I
2) [rəʊ] remar

to go rowing — salir* or ir* a remar

to row across a river — cruzar* un río a remo

Sense II
3) [raʊ] pelearse, reñir*

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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