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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