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Meanings of crew in English
Group of people who work at a common activity, generally in a structured organization.
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Usage of crew in English
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Price said the crew on Missouri Ridge had no access to water.
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Reuss said demand is particularly high for heavy duty crew cab pickups.
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Cases among crew were observed to steadily increase, peaking on Feb. 13.
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The crew was recovered and are in good condition, a statement said.
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Routine crew missions to the space station could start later this year.
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It would keep crew on it as long as possible, he said.
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The two crew members, including the New Zealander, were arrested on board.
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But members of her support crew were not immediately available for comment.
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Dao was removed to make room for additional crew members, United said.
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Say four days if I get my crew on it right now.
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She said 400 crew members were on site to attack the fire.
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The crew was already hard at work; when would the passengers appear?
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A statement said close contacts among passengers and crew all tested negative.
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Some early reports are saying the crew mentioned the cargo had shifted.
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Some 173 crew have tested positive so far, possibly including Crozier himself.
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We're the medical team, charged with the health of that flight crew.
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New Zealand
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Australia
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Ireland
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