Definition of pair-oar in English:

pair-oar

noun ˈpɛːrɔː

A boat rowed with two oars.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Mansfield (1824–1908), author and sportsman. From pair + oar. The attributive use may have been the earlier, thus explaining the form of the word, although compare earlier four-oar.

Definition of pair-oar in US English:

pair-oar

nounˈpɛːrɔː

A boat rowed with two oars.

词汇	pair-oar
释义	Definition of pair-oar in English: pair-oar noun ˈpɛːrɔː A boat rowed with two oars. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Mansfield (1824–1908), author and sportsman. From pair + oar. The attributive use may have been the earlier, thus explaining the form of the word, although compare earlier four-oar. Definition of pair-oar in US English: pair-oar nounˈpɛːrɔː A boat rowed with two oars. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Mansfield (1824–1908), author and sportsman. From pair + oar. The attributive use may have been the earlier, thus explaining the form of the word, although compare earlier four-oar.
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