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Meanings of rower (rowers) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "oarsman"
Examples for "oarsman"
1
The stroke oarsman is the one farthest aft, or nearest the starn.
2
All save the oarsman lay heavily and listlessly in the boat's bottom.
3
He was a champion oarsman and a founder of the music society.
4
Often one was almost upon the boat before the oarsman was aware.
5
Fifteen days passed, during which Piotrowski learned to be an expert oarsman.
1
During the summer and early fall, Sheila had become a splendid oarswoman.
2
The international oarswoman would later take gold in the mixed double.
3
She had thought herself a good oarswoman, but she was nothing to Olive.
4
Tomorrow, the Limerick-based oarswoman will compete in the Castleconnell Head of the River.
5
Adi attended the Presentation Convent, where she became a class prefect and a champion oarswoman.
Usage of rowers in English
1
Those front rowers, they really stand out throughout the competition, he said.
2
On Tuesday, CAS dismissed an appeal by Russian rowers in similar circumstances.
3
ROWING: The days of autumn slumber for rowers are at an end.
4
We investigated chronic as well as acute training effects in professional rowers.
5
In the same vessel are nine sick Indians, from among the rowers.
6
Six rowers sat on the thwarts, and the coxswain took the tiller.
7
He saw critically everything in view, but dwelt longest upon the rowers.
8
The rowers will row against the wind, to hold us in place.
9
The rowers bent to the oars and rowed with all their might.
10
The attack was so sudden that the Phoenician rowers made no resistance.
11
The rowers only set their lips and rowed and rowed and rowed.
12
There did not seem to be a captain; it was all rowers.
13
It was the signal of the flute- player to relieve the rowers.
14
As they overtook the prow, Pungarin ordered the starboard rowers to cease.
15
Behind their bulwarks the rowers can see little of what is passing.
16
Not even twice the number of rowers could have saved us then.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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