Is row a verb or a preposition?

row is a verb and a noun, the verb means to cross, and the noun means row, row, column. Hopefully!

rowing [r ; ra ] beauty [ro ; raʊ]n.rows, rows; Rowing; Street; Noisy.

vt.Rowing; Make ......In rows.

vi.Rowing; Quarrel.

n.(row) the name of the person; (English) Luo.

Phrase. Saints Row ; Saints' Street ; Saints Row 2 Chinese version.

Skid Row ; Poor Street Band ; Poor Street.

synonyms:line English [la n] American [la n]nroutes, routes; Row; Rope.

vt.Lined up; Underlined on; Marked by lines; Make ......Wrinkles.

vi.Line up; Stand in a row.

n.(line) personal name; Lane; (Russian) Ligne.

Phrase. assembly line ; assembly line ; Production line.

red line ; Taipei MRT Red Line; Red line engine oil ; Small-bore hoses.

Row means row.

English [r] American [ro].

n.Row; Rowing; Road; Noisy.

v.Rowing; Will. in rows; Quarrel.

Example sentence: students stand hand in hand in a row

Translation: Students stand in a row holding hands.

Usage. n.(noun).

1. The basic meaning of row is "a row, a line", which is a countable noun, mostly used in conjunction with the preposition of, which refers to a horizontal and orderly row.

2. Another meaning of row is "rowing", "rowing play" and "rowing distance", which is generally in singular form.

synonyms:quarrel

English [.]'kw r l] beauty ['kwɔːrəl]

n.Quarrel. Debate; Whine.

vi.Quarrel. Debate; Fastidious.

Example sentence: He seemed determined to pick a quarrel with us

Translation: He seems intent on arguing with us.

Phrase: cause a quarrel.

row can be used as a noun or as a verb. When used as a verb, it means rowing, scolding.

Row means row. Defend filial piety

English [r] American [ro].

n.Row; Rowing; Road; Noisy.

v.Rowing; Will. in rows; Quarrel.

Phrases: Saints Row ; Saints' Street ; Saints Row 2 Chinese version.

Skid Row ; Poor Street Band ; Poor Street.

Example sentence: students stand hand in hand in a row

Translation: Students stand in a row holding hands.

Usage.

1. The basic meaning of row is "to make rows; rowing, participating in boat races".

2. row can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it takes a noun or pronoun as an object.

3. row is followed by the adverb down to show "(in the boat) to catch up"; followed by the adverb out means "to exhaust the stroke"; followed by the adverb over means "leading all the way with prudence, easy to win"; row against the wind means "to row against the wind".

rowing [r ;

Beauty [ro].

n.rows, rows; Rowing; Noisy. Road, street.

vt.Rowing; Make ......In rows. with....conducting boat races; Oral quarrels, noisy third person singular: rows; Past participle: rowed; noun plural: rows; Present participle: rowing....

This is a polymorphic word, including rowing a row, sitting in the row of rows.