crew

• Nom désignant un groupe de personnes travaillant ensemble, en particulier à bord d'un navire, d'un avion ou sur un plateau de tournage, ou une équipe partageant un objectif commun.

A noun referring to a group of people who work together, especially on a ship, aircraft, or film set, or a team of people with a shared purpose.

1. Group of workersA2formal

   A group of people who work together, especially on a ship, aircraft, or vehicle.

   Équipage (groupe de travailleurs)

   • The ship's crew worked hard during the storm.
   • The airline crew greeted the passengers.
   • The film crew arrived on location early.

   Synonymescompanygangpartypersonnelsquadstaffteamunitworkforce

2. Informal group of peopleA2informalamerican

   A group of friends or people who hang out together.

   bande, groupe informel

   • My crew and I are going to the party tonight.
   • He's part of our gaming crew.
   • The crew met up at the skate park.

   Synonymesbunchcirclecliquegangmobpackpossesquad

3. Team for a specific activityB1informal

   A team of people working together for a particular purpose or sport.

   Équipe pour une activité spécifique

   • The rowing crew won the championship.
   • The ground crew prepared the field for the match.
   • Our camera crew captured the entire event.

   Synonymesbandcompanycorpsgangpartysquadteam

• Verbe désignant l'action de travailler comme membre d'un équipage, généralement sur un navire, un avion ou lors d'un tournage de film.

A verb used to indicate the act of serving as a member of a crew, typically on a ship, aircraft, or in a film or television production.

1. Act as a crew memberB2formal

   To serve as a member of a crew on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.

   Faire partie de l'équipage

   • He crewed on a fishing boat for two summers.
   • She crewed the yacht during the race.
   • They are looking for volunteers to crew the ship.

   Synonymesmanoperateservestaffwork