row
/roʊ/ n [C] (LINE)Definition
› a line of things arranged next to each other: Everybody lined up in a neat little row. I want to sit in the front row. in a row › If something happens a number of times in a row, it happens that many times without interruption: They’ve won six games in a row.
(Definition of row n (LINE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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