manning

• Provisión o asignación de personal o empleados para realizar una tarea o para operar un equipo.

A noun referring to the provision or allocation of personnel or staff to perform a task or operate equipment.

incontable

1. Staffing or providing personnelB2formal

   The act of providing or assigning people to staff positions or roles.

   dotación de personal

   • The manning of the new store requires additional hires.
   • Proper manning is essential for 24-hour operations.
   • They discussed the manning levels for the project team.

   Sinónimosstaffing

   Antónimosdemobilizationdepopulation

2. Equipping with crewC1formal

   The process of assigning crew members to a ship, aircraft, or military unit.

   Dotación de personal

   • The manning of the vessel was completed before departure.
   • Manning the aircraft with qualified pilots is critical.
   • The army focused on manning the forward positions.

   Sinónimosstaffing

• Verbo que significa proveer de personal o tripulación para una tarea, barco u operación, o dotar de personal a algo.

A verb used to provide a workforce or crew for a task, ship, or operation, or to equip with personnel.

1. Staff or Provide with PersonnelB2formal

   To supply or equip with people to operate or work.

   dotar de personal

   • They need to man the reception desk during lunch hours.
   • The ship was fully manned with experienced crew.
   • Volunteers manned the charity event booths.

   Sinónimoscrewgarrisonpeoplestaff

2. Take Control or OperateB2informal

   To take charge of or operate a device, station, or position.

   Operar o controlar

   • He manned the radio during the emergency.
   • Soldiers manned the checkpoints around the city.
   • She manned the phone lines for customer support.

   Sinónimoscontrolcrewhandleoperaterunstafftendwork