Definition
a row (of seats): a line, a series, a succession (of seats)
the back row the line of seats furthest away from the front
the rows and columns of a table the horizontals and verticals of a table
to row: to propel a boat with oars
- "Auctioneer : 40 thousand to the bearded gentleman in the last row."
- "The seats are in the 'Premium Orchestra' area, in row 8."
- "We can sit in the back row, if you know what I mean."
- "Summer : Just checking now sir... Yes, row B, is that okay?"
- "Bruno : Somewhere near the front row, please."
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