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Meanings of crewman in English
Portuguese
tripulante Catalan
tripulant Synonyms
Examples for "crew member"
Examples for "crew member"
1
Way too high for a man his age, said a crew member.
2
The crew member was subsequently stretchered away and taken for medical treatment.
3
Hopefully he doesn't lose his job, she adds about the crew member.
4
Joe clambered awkwardly to the seat the senior crew member pointed out.
5
Wes Bentley as Doyle, a high-ranking NASA member and Endurance crew member.
Usage of crewman in English
1
A crewman dashed to fetch a hand-held radio and photographed the journalists.
2
I was the only crewman, and indeed the only living man aboard.
3
I looked from the boat, to the harbor, to the crewman again.
4
The gasoline can exploded, and the crewman went up like a torch.
5
As Old Bob swerved toward them, the crewman started to move away.
6
The crewman reached down to a shoulder bag sitting at his feet.
7
General Shorter followed the crewman up the spiral staircase and along the corridor.
8
Nadu had known before his lost crewman had used the word.
9
The US Coast Guard recovered the body of one crewman from the water.
10
This man... this crewman... said there'd been a storm at sea.
11
The father of the young Egyptian crewman echoed calls for volunteers this weekend.
12
We need every available ship, I wouldn't care if every crewman was Kirk.
13
Nineteen South Korean tourists and a Hungarian crewman are known to have died.
14
My colleagues will call me when they have located a qualified fourth crewman.
15
Only luck had saved the most important crewman, the one steering the boat.
16
A crewman tossed down a rope ladder; another manned the winch.
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Crewman through the time
Crewman across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common