rower in Irish
rower in Irish is iomróir — rower means someone who rows, especially a boat.
rower in Irish
iomróir
What does "rower" mean?
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noun Someone who rows, especially a boat.
"She is a strong rower and trains on the river most mornings."
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noun A machine used for indoor exercise that mimics the action of rowing a boat.
"He bought a rower for his home gym."
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rower in a sentence
- She is a strong rower and trains on the river most mornings.
- The rowers pulled together to keep the boat on course.
- He bought a rower for his home gym.
- The gym has several rowers lined up along the far wall.
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What is "rower" in Irish?
"rower" in Irish is iomróir. rower means: Someone who rows, especially a boat.
How do you use "rower" in a sentence?
Example: "She is a strong rower and trains on the river most mornings." In Irish, "rower" is iomróir.
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