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row
noun (LINE) /rəʊ/
/roʊ/ Definition
B1 [C] a line of things, people, animals, etc. arranged next to each other: a row of houses/books/plants/people/horses We had seats in the front/back row of the theatre.Things collected in lines or rings › [C] Row is also used in the names of some roads: Prospect RowUrban and residential streets in a row B2 one after another without a break: She's been voted Best Actress three years in a row.Simultaneous and consecutiveOrder and sequence
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Synonyms and related words:
- accompany verb (GO WITH)
- all the while idiom
- along the way idiom
- alternate adjective
- back noun (FURTHEST PART)
- back-to-back adjective (CONTINUOUS)
- in rotation idiom
- in tandem idiom
- in the process idiom
- live adjective (AS IT HAPPENS)
- no sooner ... than idiom
- once adverb (ONE TIME)
- over preposition (DURING)
- successive adjective
- sync noun
- the minute (that) idiom
- through preposition, adverb (TIME)
- throughout preposition, adverb
- together adverb (AT THE SAME TIME)
- under preposition (EXPERIENCING)
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