back row

The term 'back row' can refer to various settings, from seating arrangements in theaters to specific positions in sports.

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Definition

A2Theater

(general)The last row of seats in a theater, auditorium, or similar venue, typically farthest from the stage.

Example

  • We sat in the back row to get a full view of the stage.
  • The back row was almost empty during the performance.

B2Rugby

(technical, sports)The row of players at the rear of a scrum, consisting of two flankers and a number eight.

Example

  • The back row played a crucial role in the team's defense.
  • He was selected to play in the back row for the upcoming match.

B1General

(informal)The position or area located at the rear of a group or arrangement of people or objects.

Example

  • She always prefers to sit in the back row during meetings.
  • The back row of the classroom is usually the noisiest.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "back row":

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