crews

word · lemma: crew

/ˈkɹuz/
krooz
/kɹˈuːz/
krooz

Definition

Groups of people who work together on a specific task, especially on ships, airplanes, or in jobs like construction or film.

Usage & Nuances

'Crews' is the plural of 'crew.' Mainly used for groups in transport (ships, planes), construction, or production teams. Not used for general 'teams' in sports or office. Typical collocations: 'emergency crews,' 'film crews,' 'clean-up crews.'

Example Sentences

Airline crews sometimes stay overnight in different cities between flights.

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The rescue crews arrived quickly after the accident.

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Film crews closed the street for shooting today.

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There are three crews working on the new bridge.

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After the storm, utility crews were out all night fixing power lines.

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Different crews handle painting, plumbing, and electrical work on the building site.

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