Rowed Meaning in English
word · lemma: row
ˈɹoʊd
ROHD
ɹəʊd
ROHD
Definição
Past tense of 'row': to move a boat using oars. It means you used oars to make a boat go forward on water.
Uso & Nuances
'Rowed' is only used for moving a boat with oars. Do not confuse with 'row' meaning an argument (completely different word). Common phrases: 'rowed across the lake', 'rowed back home'. Usually used in past tense to describe completed actions.
Spanish: remóPortuguese (BR): remouPortuguese (PT): remouChinese (Simplified): 划船了Chinese (Traditional): 划船了Hindi: नाव चलाईArabic: جذفBengali: নৌকা বাইছিলRussian: гребJapanese: 漕いだVietnamese: chèo thuyềnKorean: 노를 저었다Turkish: kürek çektiUrdu: کشتی چلائیIndonesian: mendayung
Frases de Exemplo
He rowed the boat across the river.
basic
They rowed together for the first time.
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I rowed around the small island.
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We rowed until our arms were tired.
natural
She rowed us back to shore before sunset.
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Last summer, we rowed every morning on the lake.
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