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rows

形容词

rowdy

词义：喧闹的，吵闹的

例句：
1. The rowdy crowd at the concert was dancing and shouting.
音乐会上喧闹的人群在跳舞和喊叫。

rowdyish

词义：有点吵闹的

例句：
1. The rowdyish behavior of the children annoyed the neighbors.
孩子们有点吵闹的行为让邻居们很烦恼。

名词

series

词义：一系列，一套

例句：
1. She watched the entire series of her favorite TV show.
她看完了她最喜欢的电视节目的整个系列。

line

词义：排，行

例句：
1. The students stood in a line to enter the classroom.
学生们排队进入教室。

词语辨析

row 和 line

这两个词都可以表示“排，行”的意思，但row更常用于描述一系列连续的东西，而line则更常用于表示有序的排列。

例句：
1. She planted rows of flowers in her garden.
她在花园里种了一排排的花。
2. The students waited in line to buy tickets.
学生们排队等候购买票。

词汇扩充

rowboat

词义：划艇，小船

例句：
1. They took a rowboat out onto the lake for a peaceful afternoon.
他们划着小船去湖上度过一个宁静的下午。

近义词

1. line
词义：排，行
例句：
- The dancers formed a line and moved in unison.
舞者们排成一行，齐步前进。
2. queue
词义：排队
例句：
- There was a long queue outside the theater for the ticket sale.
剧院外有一长队人排队买票。

反义词

column

词义：列

例句：
1. The information was presented in a clear and organized column.
这些信息以清晰有序的列方式呈现。

柯林斯词典

rows (noun)

[countable]

1. A row of things or people is a number of them arranged in a line.

例句：
- The books were arranged in neat rows.
这些书整齐地排成一行。

[uncountable]

2. A row is a number of things or people that are next to each other in a line.

例句：
- The children sat in rows.
孩子们坐成一排。

3. A row is a serious disagreement or argument between people, organizations, or countries.

例句：
- They had a row and she stormed out of the house.
他们发生争吵，她气冲冲地离开了房子。

牛津词典

rows (noun)

[countable]

1. A number of people or things in a more or less straight line.

例句：
- Rows of chairs were set up for the audience.
为观众摆放了一排排的椅子。

[countable]

2. A serious dispute or argument.

例句：
- She had a row with her boss and resigned.
她与老板发生了严重争吵并辞职。

[countable]

3. A noisy acrimonious quarrel.

例句：
- There were rows and tears before I left.
在我离开之前发生了激烈的争吵和哭闹。

[countable]

4. A horizontal line of cells in a worksheet identified by numbers.

例句：
- Click the Format button and select Row.
点击“格式”按钮，然后选择“行”。

用法

1. in rows：排成一行，成排地

例句：
- The audience sat in rows, waiting for the concert to begin.
观众们坐成一排，等待音乐会开始。

2. have a row：发生争吵

例句：
- They had a row over who should wash the dishes.
他们为了谁应该洗碗而发生了争吵。

3. row after row：一排又一排，接连不断

例句：
- The store had row after row of books on the shelves.
商店的货架上摆满了一排又一排的书。

例句

1. The rowdy crowd at the concert was dancing and shouting. (rowdy)
2. The rowdyish behavior of the children annoyed the neighbors. (rowdyish)
3. She watched the entire series of her favorite TV show. (series)
4. The students stood in a line to enter the classroom. (line)
5. She planted rows of flowers in her garden. (row)
6. The students waited in line to buy tickets. (line)
7. They took a rowboat out onto the lake for a peaceful afternoon. (rowboat)
8. The dancers formed a line and moved in unison. (line)
9. There was a long queue outside the theater for the ticket sale. (queue)
10. The information was presented in a clear and organized column. (column)
11. The books were arranged in neat rows. (rows)
12. The children sat in rows. (rows)
13. They had a row and she stormed out of the house. (row)
14. Rows of chairs were set up for the audience. (rows)
15. She had a row with her boss and resigned. (row)
16. There were rows and tears before I left. (rows)
17. Click the Format button and select Row. (rows)
18. The audience sat in rows, waiting for the concert to begin. (in rows)
19. They had a row over who should wash the dishes. (have a row)
20. The store had row after row of books on the shelves. (row after row)