rows (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /roʊz/

Definition

A number of people or things arranged in a line, or in a way that forms a continuous line.

Examples

• The chairs were set up in rows facing the stage.

• She sat in the front row of the theater.

• He lined up his toy soldiers in neat rows.

How to Use rows

in rows (prepositional phrase)

Arranged in a line. — "The students sat in rows for the exam."

front row (collocation)

The row of seats closest to the stage or screen. — "We got tickets in the front row for the concert."

row with someone (prepositional phrase)

To have an argument or fight with someone. — "He had a row with his boss about the project deadline."

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