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Jackson6612 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
To begin to row
give way
a : retreat
b : to yield the right of way
2: to yield oneself without restraint or control
3 a : to yield to or as if to physical stress
b : to yield to entreaty or insistence
4 : to yield place
5 : to begin to row
[M-W's Col. Dic.]
Which "row" is part of the the definition, 'to propel a boat' or 'to start a quarrel'? I believe it's the 'boat' one.
a : retreat
b : to yield the right of way
2: to yield oneself without restraint or control
3 a : to yield to or as if to physical stress
b : to yield to entreaty or insistence
4 : to yield place
5 : to begin to row
[M-W's Col. Dic.]
Which "row" is part of the the definition, 'to propel a boat' or 'to start a quarrel'? I believe it's the 'boat' one.
Top answer
Hi, Yes. Another phrase for this, with a similar meaning, is 'give way'. Clive
- Hi, Yes.
- Another phrase for this, with a similar meaning, is 'give way'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes.
Another phrase for this, with a similar meaning, is 'give way'.
Clive
Yes.
Another phrase for this, with a similar meaning, is 'give way'.
Clive
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