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.) rekke, rad
II 1. rəu verb
1) (to move (a boat) through the water using oars: He rowed (the dinghy) up the river.) ro
2) (to transport by rowing: He rowed them across the lake.) ro
2. noun
(a trip in a rowing-boat: They went for a row on the river.) rotur
- rowing-boat
- row-boat
III noun
1) (a noisy quarrel: They had a terrible row; a family row.) krangel, husbråk
2) (a continuous loud noise: They heard a row in the street.) bråk, brudulje, spetakkel
bråk
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krangel
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rad
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rekke
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ro
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strid
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trette
I
subst. \/rəʊ\/
1) rad, rekke
he lives somewhere in that row of houses
han bor et eller annet sted i den husrekken der
2) benkerad, rad
3) (strikking eller hekling) omgang, rad
I have already knitted three rows
jeg har allerede strikket tre omganger
4) trang gate, smug
a hard\/long row to hoe en hard nøtt å knekke, en vanskelig oppgave
hoe one's own row passe sine egne saker
in a row på rad og rekke
the pupils stood in rows
elevene stod på rekke
på rad, i et strekk
he won two matches in a row
han vant to kamper på rad
in rows på rad og rekke
the Row (også Rotten Row) ridesti i Hyde Park
II
subst. \/raʊ\/
1) (høyrøstet) krangel
2) bråk, spetakkel, støy
the children made an awful row
barna lagde et skikkelig spetakkel
what's the row?
hva bråker dere om?
why don't you kick up a row about it?
hvorfor protesterer dere ikke (mot det)?
get into a row bli skjelt ut
have a row krangle
hold\/shut your row! (slang) hold kjeft!
make\/kick up a row lage bråk, skape leven, lage spetakkel
stop that row! hold opp med det bråket!
III
subst. \/raʊ\/
rotur
be out for a row være ute og ro
go for a row ro seg en tur
IV
verb \/rəʊ\/
1) ro
row forty strokes a minute
ro førti åretak i minuttet
he rows No. 5 in the Oxford crew
han ror som nummer fem blant mannskapet fra Oxford
the boat rows four oars
det er en firer
the boat rows easily
båten er lettrodd
2) ro om kapp med, konkurrere mot
Oxford rows Cambridge
Oxford ror mot Cambridge
row a race ro om kapp
row down (kapproing) ta igjen, ta innpå
V
verb \/raʊ\/
1) krangle, bråke, lage bråk
2) skjelle ut, kjefte på
row with someone krangle med noen

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