Definition of crewman in English:

crewman

nounPlural crewmen ˈkruːmənˈkrumən

A member of a group of people who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc., particularly one who is not an officer.
the coast guard has rescued seven crewmen from a tugboat being battered by rough seas
Example sentencesExamples
- She stepped out and passed several crewmen as she made her way into the ship's lounge.
- All that was there to greet him were a few crewmen and a minor bridge officer.
- Submarine crewmen were watched carefully for the effects of stress from two many combat cruises.
- After graduating, one of his early jobs was as a helicopter crewman in the North Sea.
- Crewmen run around, trying to begin repairs on the ships.
- He also has to be as technically sound on aircraft operations as an air crewman.
- Crewmen jumped overboard.
- They grant him a ship and fifty-two crewmen.
- He is one of at least seven former pilots or crewmen who now work with the police or rescue helicopter services.
- The skipper of the vessel shouted an order to a crewman.

Rhymes

crewmen, energumen, human, ichneumon, Newman, numen, Schumann, subhuman, Trueman

Definition of crewman in US English:

crewman

nounˈkrumənˈkro͞omən

A member of a group of people who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc., particularly one who is not an officer.
the coast guard has rescued seven crewmen from a tugboat being battered by rough seas
Example sentencesExamples
- After graduating, one of his early jobs was as a helicopter crewman in the North Sea.
- They grant him a ship and fifty-two crewmen.
- Submarine crewmen were watched carefully for the effects of stress from two many combat cruises.
- All that was there to greet him were a few crewmen and a minor bridge officer.
- He also has to be as technically sound on aircraft operations as an air crewman.
- Crewmen jumped overboard.
- The skipper of the vessel shouted an order to a crewman.
- He is one of at least seven former pilots or crewmen who now work with the police or rescue helicopter services.
- She stepped out and passed several crewmen as she made her way into the ship's lounge.
- Crewmen run around, trying to begin repairs on the ships.

单词	crewman
释义	Definition of crewman in English: crewman nounPlural crewmen ˈkruːmənˈkrumən A member of a group of people who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc., particularly one who is not an officer. the coast guard has rescued seven crewmen from a tugboat being battered by rough seas Example sentencesExamples She stepped out and passed several crewmen as she made her way into the ship's lounge. All that was there to greet him were a few crewmen and a minor bridge officer. Submarine crewmen were watched carefully for the effects of stress from two many combat cruises. After graduating, one of his early jobs was as a helicopter crewman in the North Sea. Crewmen run around, trying to begin repairs on the ships. He also has to be as technically sound on aircraft operations as an air crewman. Crewmen jumped overboard. They grant him a ship and fifty-two crewmen. He is one of at least seven former pilots or crewmen who now work with the police or rescue helicopter services. The skipper of the vessel shouted an order to a crewman. Rhymes crewmen, energumen, human, ichneumon, Newman, numen, Schumann, subhuman, Trueman Definition of crewman in US English: crewman nounˈkrumənˈkro͞omən A member of a group of people who work on and operate a ship, aircraft, etc., particularly one who is not an officer. the coast guard has rescued seven crewmen from a tugboat being battered by rough seas Example sentencesExamples After graduating, one of his early jobs was as a helicopter crewman in the North Sea. They grant him a ship and fifty-two crewmen. Submarine crewmen were watched carefully for the effects of stress from two many combat cruises. All that was there to greet him were a few crewmen and a minor bridge officer. He also has to be as technically sound on aircraft operations as an air crewman. Crewmen jumped overboard. The skipper of the vessel shouted an order to a crewman. He is one of at least seven former pilots or crewmen who now work with the police or rescue helicopter services. She stepped out and passed several crewmen as she made her way into the ship's lounge. Crewmen run around, trying to begin repairs on the ships.
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