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Meanings of oarswoman in English

Russian
гребец-спортсмен
Portuguese
remadora
Spanish
remera
Catalan
remera
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Sportsperson taking part in rowing competitions.

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гребец-спортсмен
Usage of oarswoman in English
1
During the summer and early fall, Sheila had become a splendid oarswoman.
Sheila of Big Wreck Cove: A Story of Cape Cod
2
The international oarswoman would later take gold in the mixed double.
The Irish Times
3
She had thought herself a good oarswoman, but she was nothing to Olive.
The Captain's Toll-Gate
4
Tomorrow, the Limerick-based oarswoman will compete in the Castleconnell Head of the River.
The Irish Times
5
Adi attended the Presentation Convent, where she became a class prefect and a champion oarswoman.
The Irish Times
6
She became this incredibly gifted oarswoman.
The Guardian
7
Launching a traditional rowing skiff for the Greystones Sea Scouts she revealed that she had once been an oarswoman herself.
The Irish Times
8
I understood from what I heard later that the Gay Lady, although a fine oarswoman, did not row Rhodora about the river.
A Court of Inquiry
9
One gentleman should stay in the boat and help to steady it, unless the oarswomen are very expert.
Manners and Social Usages
10
The oarswomen stood at their post, wearing pale green caps over their flowing locks, and loose robes of the same colour.
Tom and Some Other Girls: A Public School Story
11
"The countess is an expert oarswoman," said Doctor Leader, "and thoroughly at home on the water.
Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters