Crew: meaning, definitions and examples
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crew
[ kruː ]
team
A group of people who work closely together, especially on a ship or plane.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The crew of the spaceship worked together to ensure a successful mission.
- The film crew was busy setting up lights and cameras for the shoot.
work together
To work as a member of a crew.
Synonyms
collaborate, team up, work together
Examples of usage
- They crewed together on many projects over the years.
- She crews with a talented group of individuals.
Translations
Translations of the word "crew" in other languages:
🇵🇹 tripulação
- equipe
- grupo
🇮🇳 दल
- चालक दल
- समूह
🇩🇪 Besatzung
- Crew
- Mannschaft
🇮🇩 awak kapal
- kru
- tim
🇺🇦 екіпаж
- команда
- група
🇵🇱 załoga
- ekipa
- drużyna
🇯🇵 乗組員
- クルー
- チーム
🇫🇷 équipage
- équipe
- groupe
🇪🇸 tripulación
- equipo
- grupo
🇹🇷 mürettebat
- ekip
- takım
🇰🇷 승무원
- 크루
- 팀
🇸🇦 طاقم
- فريق
- مجموعة
🇨🇿 posádka
- tým
- skupina
🇸🇰 posádka
- tím
- skupina
🇨🇳 船员
- 队
- 组
🇸🇮 posadka
- ekipa
- skupina
🇮🇸 áhöfn
- lið
- hópur
🇰🇿 экипаж
- топ
- топтама
🇬🇪 ეკიპაჟი
- გუნდი
- ჯგუფი
🇦🇿 ekipaj
- komanda
- qrup
🇲🇽 tripulación
- equipo
- grupo
Word origin
The word 'crew' originated from Middle English 'creue', which came from Old French 'crue', meaning an increase or growth. It was first used in the nautical sense in the 15th century to refer to the group of people working on a ship. The term has since evolved to encompass any group of people working together towards a common goal.