Rowing: meaning, definitions and examples

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rowing

[ ˈrəʊɪŋ ]

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sport

The act of propelling a boat using oars. Rowing is a popular water sport that requires strength and coordination.

Synonyms

paddling, sculling

Examples of usage

She enjoys rowing on the lake early in the morning.
He joined the university rowing team to stay active.

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action

A series of rowed strokes, especially the part of a race course that is rowed over.

Synonyms

lap, stroke

Examples of usage

They were leading in the last rowing of the race.
The final rowing determined the winner of the competition.

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activity

To propel a boat using oars. Rowing is a great way to exercise and enjoy the outdoors.

Synonyms

paddle, scull

Examples of usage

We will be rowing along the river this weekend.
She rowed across the lake to reach the other side.

Translations

Translations of the word "rowing" in other languages:

🇵🇹 remo

🇮🇳 रोइंग

🇩🇪 Rudern

🇮🇩 dayung

🇺🇦 веслування

🇵🇱 wioślarstwo

🇯🇵 ボート競技

🇫🇷 aviron

🇪🇸 remo

🇹🇷 kürek çekme

🇰🇷 조정

🇸🇦 التجديف

🇨🇿 veslování

🇸🇰 veslovanie

🇨🇳 划船

🇸🇮 veslanje

🇮🇸 róður

🇰🇿 ескек есу

🇬🇪 ნიჩბოსნობა

🇦🇿 qayiq sürmə

🇲🇽 remo

Word origin

The word 'rowing' originates from the Old English word 'rōwan', which means 'to row'. Rowing has a long history as a means of transportation, fishing, and sport. It has been practiced for centuries in various cultures around the world. Modern rowing as a sport became popular in the 19th century, with organized competitions and clubs forming. Today, rowing is a recognized Olympic sport with a rich tradition and a strong community of enthusiasts.