in a row
The phrase 'in a row' is versatile, commonly used to describe consecutive occurrences or linear arrangements.
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Definition
B1General
(common)Happening one after another without any breaks.
Example
- She won the championship three years in a row.
- He has attended every meeting in a row.
A2General
(common)Positioned in a straight line.
Example
- The books were neatly placed in a row on the shelf.
- The children stood in a row for the class photo.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in a row":
one after anotherback to backin seriesin linein orderback rowin the front rowat a timein parallelin one