row1 /req/ noun
ADJ. bottom, middle, top | back, front | horizontal, vertical | double, single | neat She arranged the chairs in two neat rows. | serried serried rows of vines | endless endless rows of identical houses
PREP. in a/the ~ The children stood in a row. It rained for five days in a row (= without a break). We have seats in the front row. | ~ of a long row of shops
PHRASES the end/middle of the row, rows and rows, row upon row He looked down at row upon row of eager faces.
row2 /raq/ noun
1 argument
ADJ. almighty, awful, big, bitter, blazing, fearful, ferocious, fierce, flaming, furious, great, huge, major, serious, terrible, tremendous, unholy, violent We had a blazing row over who should do the cooking. | domestic, family | stand-up A couple was having a stand-up row in the street. | public | drunken | long-running | diplomatic, political
VERB + ROW have | kick up I'm going to kick up a row if I don't get my money back. | cause
ROW + VERB blow up, break out, develop, erupt A row blew up over pay rises for ministers. | go on, rage (on)
PREP. in a/the ~ He came to prominence in the row over defence policy. | ~ about/over Carol and I had a terrible row about how much money she spends. | ~ between a row between the left and right wings of the party | ~ with a row with my mother
2 loud noise
ADJ. unholy
VERB + ROW make Someone's making an unholy row outside.
ROW + VERB go on, rage (on) The row went on and on.
row2 /raq/ noun
1 argument
ADJ. almighty, awful, big, bitter, blazing, fearful, ferocious, fierce, flaming, furious, great, huge, major, serious, terrible, tremendous, unholy, violent We had a blazing row over who should do the cooking. | domestic, family | stand-up A couple was having a stand-up row in the street. | public | drunken | long-running | diplomatic, political
VERB + ROW have | kick up I'm going to kick up a row if I don't get my money back. | cause
ROW + VERB blow up, break out, develop, erupt A row blew up over pay rises for ministers. | go on, rage (on)
PREP. in a/the ~ He came to prominence in the row over defence policy. | ~ about/over Carol and I had a terrible row about how much money she spends. | ~ between a row between the left and right wings of the party | ~ with a row with my mother
2 loud noise
ADJ. unholy
VERB + ROW make Someone's making an unholy row outside.
ROW + VERB go on, rage (on) The row went on and on.
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