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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈroʊər/ · UK /ˈrəʊə/
rower means: Someone who moves a boat through water using long wooden or metal poles with flat ends.
noun
Someone who moves a boat through water using long wooden or metal poles with flat ends.
- The rower pulled hard on the oars.
- Eight rowers sat in the racing boat.
- She hopes to become an Olympic rower.
An exercise machine that lets you move as if you were pulling a boat through water.
- The gym has a new rower.
- I spent ten minutes on the rower.
- These rowers let you adjust the resistance.
Questions about rower
What does rower mean?
Someone who moves a boat through water using long wooden or metal poles with flat ends.
What is rower in other languages?
Türkçe: kürekçi · Español: remero · Français: rameur · Deutsch: Ruderer · Italiano: vogatore · 日本語: 漕ぎ手
How do you pronounce rower?
In American English /ˈroʊər/; in British English /ˈrəʊə/.
How do you use rower in a sentence?
The rower pulled hard on the oars. Eight rowers sat in the racing boat.
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