row, raw

row - /roʊ/

raw - /rɔ/

• He sat in the front row while eating a plate of raw vegetables.
• The chef arranged the sushi in a neat row on the platter, showcasing the fresh raw fish.
• After a heated row with his friend, he stormed out into the raw night air.
• The farmer planted the seeds in a straight row, hoping they would grow well in the raw soil.
• The artist painted a row of houses using raw and vibrant colors.
• She carefully aligned the freshly cut logs in a row, leaving the raw wood exposed.
• The wrestling team sat in a row on the bench, applying ice to their raw bruises.
• The butcher arranged the raw steaks in a perfect row on the counter.
• The students stood in a row, shivering in the raw morning air.
• His hands were raw from rowing the boat across the lake in a steady row of strokes.

• Row - /roʊ/ - 1) ряд, 2) ссора

рифмуется с go, snow, show.

We sat in the front row of the theater.

/wi sæt ɪn ðə frʌnt roʊ ʌv ðə ˈθiətər/

Row в значении ссора в British English иногда произносится как /raʊ/ рифмуясь с "cow", но в American English это слово произносится как /roʊ/.

After a heated row with his friend, Jake stormed out into the raw winter air.

/ˈæftər ə ˈhitɪd roʊ wɪð hɪz frɛnd, ʤeɪk stɔrmd aʊt ˈɪntu ðə rɑ ˈwɪntər ɛr/

• Raw - /rɔː/ или /rɑː/ - сырой, необработанный

рифмуется с saw, law, flaw.

I don’t like eating raw fish.

/aɪ doʊnt laɪk ˈitɪŋ rɑ fɪʃ/

Звук /oʊ/. General American
/ɔ/ vs /oʊ/