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You've gone off the deep end.
You don't have both oars in the water stupid.
The ancient Romans used vessels equipped with sails and banks of oars to
transport their armies.
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In the daytime, she played in a tulip petal boat,
floating on a plate of water. Using two horse hairs
as oars, Thumbelina sailed around her little lake,
singing and singing in a gentle sweet voice.......
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ÈÞ½Ä: at leisure, let down, rest on one's oars, sit back, sit down
Watching Uncle Fred rowing the boat so strongly and so easily along, Mike began to feel more and more jealous of him.
His pride began to whisper that he could do it.
The little boy asked again, ¡°Please, I want to row now.¡±
With a smile Fred said, ¡°It¡¯s not as easy as it looks.¡±
But he handed him the oars, knowing the water was shallow.
The boy pulled the oars back, made a great dig at the water, and missed the surface altogether.
He fell back and grabbed at the side of boat.
Instantly it turned over.
The struggling boy was gripped by Fred who was already standing in the water.
Carried to the shore in his uncle¡¯s arms, the boy could not even look at him.
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*row ³ë¸¦ Á£´Ù move (a boat) through the water with oars:
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Can you row (a boat)?
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