crew
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/kruː/
🇬🇧
/kruː/
noun
B2
The group of people who work together on a vehicle like a ship or airplane.
The crew of the ship worked together to navigate through the storm.
B2
The workers on a ship or plane, not including the leaders.
The officers and crew worked hard to keep the ship running smoothly.
B2
A team with special skills who work together, like emergency responders.
The rescue crew arrived quickly to help the injured.
R
A group of people, often used informally to describe a mix of individuals.
The party was full of a motley crew of characters.
R
A team that rows boats in races.
The university crew practiced every morning.
R
The sport of rowing in a team.
Crew is a popular sport at many colleges.
R
People who sail a boat in races or for fun, not including the captain.
The crew on the yacht enjoyed the sunny day.
verb
R
To work as part of a team on a ship or similar vehicle.
She crewed on a fishing boat during the summer.
translation
The group of people who work together on a vehicle like a ship or airplane.; The workers on a ship or plane, not including the leaders.; A team with special skills who work together, like emergency responders.; A group of people, often used informally to describe a mix of individuals.; A team that rows boats in races.; The sport of rowing in a team.; People who sail a boat in races or for fun, not including the captain.
To work as part of a team on a ship or similar vehicle.
Word Forms
3rd Present
crews
Progressive
crewing
Past
crewed
Plural
crews
Perfect
crewed