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Meanings of row in English

Catalan
filada
Spanish
fila
Wikidata

(Construction) a layer of masonry.

filada
Portuguese
remo
Catalan
rem
Spanish
remo
Wikidata

The act of rowing as a sport.

remo
Portuguese
controvérsia
Catalan
batussa
Spanish
altercado

An angry dispute.

controvérsia
Russian
запись
Portuguese
registro
Spanish
fila
Catalan
registre

Single, implicitly structured data item in a table in a relational database; every row in a table has the same structure (set of columns)

запись
Usage of row in English
1
A similar gas row briefly disrupted supplies to Europe three years ago.
Reuters
2
He missed this particular gig for the second year in a row.
The Irish Times
3
Last year was the fifth year in a row that output fell.
Reuters
4
There's that perfectly formed, immaculately dressed young group in the second row.
The Irish Times
5
The row comes at a time of growing political divisions in Spain.
BBC
6
This is the second row between the masons and politicians this year.
The Irish Times
7
Pharmacy row: Consumer choice curtailed by one-stop-shop outlets, says chemists' representative body.
The Irish Times
8
Under Turnbull, the government has lost 25 opinion polls in a row.
Reuters
9
Germany exports grew for the second month in a row in February.
The Guardian
10
It's Choice Music Prize Day for the fifth year in a row.
The Irish Times
11
After a moment she added a row of question marks as well.
The unseen
12
Last year I was able to put four together in a row.
Reuters
13
It was easy to row now, because the sea was so calm.
Five on a treasure island
14
Texas has also set record hospitalizations for 13 days in a row.
Radio NZ
15
I think during one period I went 45 days in a row.
Climbing Magazine
16
However, in 2011 four governments collapsed amid a row over the flags.
Radio NZ
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Row through the time
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Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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