row

row
I 1.
(coll.)noun
1) (noise) Krach, der

make a row — Krach machen; (protest) Rabatz machen (ugs.)

2) (quarrel) Krach, der (ugs.)

have/start a row — Krach haben/anfangen (ugs.)

2. intransitive verb
sich streiten
II noun
1) Reihe, die

in a row — in einer Reihe; (coll.): (in succession) nacheinander

2) (line of numbers etc.) Zeile, die
3) (terrace)

row [of houses] — [Häuser]zeile, die; [Häuser]reihe, die

III 1. intransitive verb
rudern
2. transitive verb
rudern

row somebody across — jemanden hinüberrudern

3. noun

go for a row — rudern gehen

* * *
I [rəu] noun
(a line: two rows of houses; They were sitting in a row; They sat in the front row in the theatre.) die Reihe
II 1. [rəu] verb
1) (to move (a boat) through the water using oars: He rowed (the dinghy) up the river.) rudern
2) (to transport by rowing: He rowed them across the lake.) rudern
2. noun
(a trip in a rowing-boat: They went for a row on the river.) die Ruderpartie
- academic.ru/63194/rower">rower
- rowing-boat
- row-boat
III noun
1) (a noisy quarrel: They had a terrible row; a family row.) der Krach
2) (a continuous loud noise: They heard a row in the street.) der Krach
* * *
row1
[rəʊ, AM roʊ]
n
1. (line) Reihe f
\rows and \rows of cars lange Autoschlangen
a \row of chairs eine Stuhlreihe
\row of houses Häuserreihe f
\rows of people Menschenschlangen pl
to move up a few \rows ein paar Reihen aufrücken
to stand in a \row in einer Reihe stehen
in \rows reihenweise
2. (street) Straße f
3. (in succession)
in a \row hintereinander
four times in a \row viermal hintereinander
4. (line of characters) Zeile f; (on a punched card) Lochzeile f
5. COMPUT (set of data elements) Sprosse f
row2
[raʊ]
I. n esp BRIT, AUS
1. (quarrel) Streit m, Krach m fam
political \row politische Auseinandersetzung
to get into a \row [with sb] [mit jdm] Streit [o fam Krach] bekommen
to have a \row Streit [o fam Krach] haben, streiten
2. (noise) Lärm m, Krach m kein pl
to make [or kick up] a \row Krach schlagen fam
II. vi esp BRIT (fam) sich akk streiten
to \row about [or over] sth sich akk wegen einer S. gen streiten
to \row with sb sich akk mit jdm streiten
row3
[rəʊ, AM roʊ]
I. vi rudern
II. vt
to \row a boat ein Boot rudern
to \row sb across a lake/river jdn über einen See/Fluss rudern
III. n usu sing Rudern nt kein pl
to go for a \row rudern gehen
* * *
I [rəʊ]
n
Reihe f; (COMPUT) (of table) Zeile f

4 failures in a row — 4 Misserfolge hinter- or nacheinander

arrange them in rows — stell sie in Reihen auf

II [rəʊ]
1. vi
(in boat) rudern

to row away/back — weg-/zurückrudern

2. vt
boat rudern

to row sb across — jdn hinüberrudern

to row stroke — Schlagmann sein

3. n

I enjoy a row — ich rudere gern

to go for a row — rudern gehen

III [raʊ]
1. n (esp Brit inf)
1) (= noise) Lärm m, Krach m (inf)

a row — Krach schlagen (inf)

2) (= quarrel) Streit m, Krach m (inf)

to have a row with sb — mit jdm Streit or Krach (inf) haben

to start a row — Streit anfangen

3)

(= scolding) to get a row — Krach bekommen (inf)

to give sb a row — jdn runtermachen (inf)

2. vi
(= quarrel) (sich) streiten
* * *
row1 [raʊ] umg
A s Krach m:
a) Krawall m, Spektakel m, Radau m
b) (lauter) Streit:
get into a row eins aufs Dach kriegen umg (over wegen);
have a row with sb Krach mit jemandem haben umg;
kick up (oder make) a row
a) Krach schlagen umg,
b) Krach oder Krawall machen;
what’s the row? was ist denn los?
B v/t besonders Br obs jemanden zusammenstauchen umg
C v/i (sich) lautstark streiten (with mit; about über akk)
row2 [rəʊ] s
1. (Häuser-, Sitz- etc) Reihe f:
a row of houses;
in rows in Reihen, reihenweise;
in a row fig hinter-, nacheinander;
a hard (oder long) row to hoe fig eine schwere Aufgabe, eine schwierige Sache
2. (von Häuserreihen eingesäumte) Straße:
Rochester Row
3. TECH Bauflucht(linie) f
row3 [rəʊ]
A v/i rudern sich rudern (lassen):
the boat rows easily
B v/t
1. ein Rennen, Boot oder jemanden rudern
2. rudern gegen, mit jemandem (wett)rudern (for um)
C s
1. Rudern n
2. Ruderpartie f:
go for a row rudern gehen
* * *
I 1.
(coll.)noun
1) (noise) Krach, der

make a row — Krach machen; (protest) Rabatz machen (ugs.)

2) (quarrel) Krach, der (ugs.)

have/start a row — Krach haben/anfangen (ugs.)

2. intransitive verb
sich streiten
II noun
1) Reihe, die

in a row — in einer Reihe; (coll.): (in succession) nacheinander

2) (line of numbers etc.) Zeile, die
3) (terrace)

row [of houses] — [Häuser]zeile, die; [Häuser]reihe, die

III 1. intransitive verb
rudern
2. transitive verb
rudern

row somebody across — jemanden hinüberrudern

3. noun

go for a row — rudern gehen

* * *
(typography) n.
Zeichenzeile f. n.
Krach ¨-e m.
Radau nur sing. m.
Reihe -n f.
Zeile -n (Mathematik) f.
Zeile -n f. v.
rudern v.

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