row

nounfeminine/fi.a.dɐ/low

fi·a·da

Definitions

1A number of people or things arranged in a line.

He laid a row of bricks for the foundation.

The students stood in a row.

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Common collocations

row of bricksfront rowstraight row

2The ability to obtain goods or services before payment, based on trust.

He bought the supplies on credit.

The shopkeeper extended him credit.

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Common collocations

buy on creditgive creditstore credit

Derivado feminino de 'fiado' ou do verbo 'fiar'.