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row
nounfemininegeneral useuncommon/fi.a.dɐ/fi·a·da
Definitions
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A number of people or things arranged in a line.
Usage examples
“He laid a row of bricks for the foundation.”
“The students stood in a row.”
Common combinations
row of bricksfront rowstraight row
2
The ability to obtain goods or services before payment, based on trust.
Usage examples
“He bought the supplies on credit.”
“The shopkeeper extended him credit.”
Common combinations
buy on creditgive creditstore credit