Definition of rower in English:

rower

noun ˈrəʊəˈroʊ(ə)r

A person who rows a boat, especially as a member of a racing team.
the event will encourage young rowers to test their muscles
Example sentencesExamples
- They are like blind rowers hopelessly trying to prevent their boat from going over a huge waterfall.
- It's a traditional race with rowers competing in long, elaborately decorated Chinese boats.
- He was drifting helter skelter towards the path of oncoming rowers.
- Organizers are expecting more than the 6,000 rowers who took part last year.
- Upon returning from an eight-month absence, the drunken boat rower finds his wife in her sixth month of pregnancy.
- I'm a rower, so of course I'm competitive!
- He particularly encourages talented college rowers to think about joining the Blue Squad.
- Increased travel by pugilists, pedestrians, rowers, and wrestlers from the 1840s had a direct link with the railways.
- His ships required rowers, whether peasants or soldiers.
- Oxford's women rowers bounced back at last weekend's regatta to reinstate themselves at national level.

Rhymes

anoa, Balboa, blower, boa, foregoer, goer, grower, hoer, jerboa, knower, Krakatoa, Lebowa, lower, moa, mower, Mururoa, Noah, o'er, proa, protozoa, Samoa, sewer, Shenandoah, shower, sower, spermatozoa, Stour, thrower, tower

Definition of rower in US English:

rower

nounˈrō(ə)rˈroʊ(ə)r

A person who rows a boat, especially as a member of a racing team.
the event will encourage young rowers to test their muscles
Example sentencesExamples
- He particularly encourages talented college rowers to think about joining the Blue Squad.
- Upon returning from an eight-month absence, the drunken boat rower finds his wife in her sixth month of pregnancy.
- Oxford's women rowers bounced back at last weekend's regatta to reinstate themselves at national level.
- His ships required rowers, whether peasants or soldiers.
- Organizers are expecting more than the 6,000 rowers who took part last year.
- They are like blind rowers hopelessly trying to prevent their boat from going over a huge waterfall.
- He was drifting helter skelter towards the path of oncoming rowers.
- I'm a rower, so of course I'm competitive!
- It's a traditional race with rowers competing in long, elaborately decorated Chinese boats.
- Increased travel by pugilists, pedestrians, rowers, and wrestlers from the 1840s had a direct link with the railways.

单词	rower
释义	Definition of rower in English: rower noun ˈrəʊəˈroʊ(ə)r A person who rows a boat, especially as a member of a racing team. the event will encourage young rowers to test their muscles Example sentencesExamples They are like blind rowers hopelessly trying to prevent their boat from going over a huge waterfall. It's a traditional race with rowers competing in long, elaborately decorated Chinese boats. He was drifting helter skelter towards the path of oncoming rowers. Organizers are expecting more than the 6,000 rowers who took part last year. Upon returning from an eight-month absence, the drunken boat rower finds his wife in her sixth month of pregnancy. I'm a rower, so of course I'm competitive! He particularly encourages talented college rowers to think about joining the Blue Squad. Increased travel by pugilists, pedestrians, rowers, and wrestlers from the 1840s had a direct link with the railways. His ships required rowers, whether peasants or soldiers. Oxford's women rowers bounced back at last weekend's regatta to reinstate themselves at national level. Rhymes anoa, Balboa, blower, boa, foregoer, goer, grower, hoer, jerboa, knower, Krakatoa, Lebowa, lower, moa, mower, Mururoa, Noah, o'er, proa, protozoa, Samoa, sewer, Shenandoah, shower, sower, spermatozoa, Stour, thrower, tower Definition of rower in US English: rower nounˈrō(ə)rˈroʊ(ə)r A person who rows a boat, especially as a member of a racing team. the event will encourage young rowers to test their muscles Example sentencesExamples He particularly encourages talented college rowers to think about joining the Blue Squad. Upon returning from an eight-month absence, the drunken boat rower finds his wife in her sixth month of pregnancy. Oxford's women rowers bounced back at last weekend's regatta to reinstate themselves at national level. His ships required rowers, whether peasants or soldiers. Organizers are expecting more than the 6,000 rowers who took part last year. They are like blind rowers hopelessly trying to prevent their boat from going over a huge waterfall. He was drifting helter skelter towards the path of oncoming rowers. I'm a rower, so of course I'm competitive! It's a traditional race with rowers competing in long, elaborately decorated Chinese boats. Increased travel by pugilists, pedestrians, rowers, and wrestlers from the 1840s had a direct link with the railways.
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