crew
noun /kruː/
/kruː/
- [countable + singular or plural verb] all the people working on a ship, plane, etc.
（轮船、飞机等上面的）全体工作人员 - crew members
全体机组人员 - in a crew all the men and women in the crew
工作组中的全体成员 - None of the passengers and crew were injured.
没有一个乘客和机组人员受伤。 - The crew of the plane instructed everyone to remain seated.
飞机机组人员指示每个人都不要离开座位。 - a change of crew in Frankfurt
法兰克福船员的变动
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- experienced
- inexperienced
- novice
- …
- join
- lead
- assemble
- …
- member
- in a/the crew
- cast and crew
- a member of the crew
- crew members
- [countable + singular or plural verb] all the people working on a ship, plane etc. except the officers who are in charge
（轮船、飞机等上面不包括高级职员的）全体船员，全体乘务员 - the officers and crew
负责人员和全体乘务员
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- experienced
- inexperienced
- novice
- …
- join
- lead
- assemble
- …
- member
- in a/the crew
- cast and crew
- a member of the crew
- the officers and crew
- [countable + singular or plural verb] a group of people with special skills working together
技术人员团队；专业团队 - a film/camera/TV crew
电影/照相机/电视摄制组 - a fire/an emergency/a rescue crew
火灾/紧急情况/救援队 - It took ambulance crews more than an hour to free them.
救护人员花了一个多小时才把他们解救出来。 - (North American English) Ten people answer to the crew chief.
十个人对乘务长负责。
Homophones crews | cruisecrews cruise/kruːz//kruːz/- crews noun (plural of crew)
- Fire crews were called to the scene.
消防队接警赶到现场。
- Fire crews were called to the scene.
- crews verb (third person of crew)
- He crews for a billionaire on his yacht.
他在游艇上为一个亿万富翁当船员。
- He crews for a billionaire on his yacht.
- cruise noun
- We're taking a cruise around the Mediterranean.
我们将在地中海进行一次巡游。
- We're taking a cruise around the Mediterranean.
- cruise verb
- I'd love to cruise down the Nile.
我想沿着尼罗河巡游。
- I'd love to cruise down the Nile.
- Fire crews were called to the scene.
消防队接警赶到现场。 - The cast and crew of the movie are giving it their all.
这部电影的全体演职人员都尽了全力。 - Fire crews were called to the house at around 5 o'clock.
消防队员在大约5点钟被叫到屋内。 - Maintenance crews have been working 18-hours shifts to repair the damage.
维修人员已经轮班工作了18个小时来修复损坏。 - The film crew and the actors had all left the studio by then.
那时电影摄制组和演员都已经离开了工作室。 - Our support crew followed behind in two Land Rovers.
我们的后勤人员驾驶两辆路虎越野车跟在后面。 - The house was soon besieged by TV crews and photographers.
房子很快被电视工作人员和摄影师包围了。 - Two crews of six men carried out the work in shifts.
有两组六人团队轮班工作。 - We have camera crews from ABC, CBS and NBC coming.
美国广播公司、哥伦比亚广播公司和全国广播公司的摄像人员正在赶来。 - a maintenance/support crew
维修／支援人员
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- experienced
- inexperienced
- novice
- …
- join
- lead
- assemble
- …
- member
- in a/the crew
- cast and crew
- a member of the crew
- a film/camera/TV crew
- [singular] (usually disapproving) a group of people
一群（或一帮、一伙）人 - The people she invited were a pretty motley crew (= a strange mix of types of people).
她邀请的人相当杂。
- Let's get a crew together and go to the pub.
让我们召集一队人去酒吧。 - We found him in the canteen with a crew of assorted computer geeks.
我们在食堂发现他和一群各式各样的电脑极客在一起。
- The people she invited were a pretty motley crew (= a strange mix of types of people).
- [countable + singular or plural verb] a team of people who row boats in races
（赛艇的）划船队员，划船队 - a member of the Cambridge crew
剑桥大学划船队的队员
- a member of the Cambridge crew
- [uncountable] (North American English) the sport of rowing with other people in a boat
赛艇运动 - I’m thinking of going out for crew this semester (= joining the rowing team).
这学期我打算参加赛艇队。
- I’m thinking of going out for crew this semester (= joining the rowing team).
- [countable + singular or plural verb] a person or team of people who sail boats in races or for pleasure (usually not including the captain)
（赛艇的）划船队员，划船队
on ships and planes
skilled people
group一组
rowing and sailing
词源late Middle English: from Old French creue ‘augmentation, increase’, feminine past participle of croistre ‘grow’, from Latin crescere. The original sense was ‘band of soldiers serving as reinforcements’; hence it came to denote any organized armed band or, generally, a company of people (late 16th cent.).