關於Crew的意思和用法的提問

A: I think a new entity( to produce spiderman) under the production name marvel films....so basically marvel films is the new entity they formed together to produce Spiderman

A: There are 32 Cambodian crew-members. In this case, it sounds like they are waiters.

The Cambodian waiters are good at their job.

They collect dirty dishes, and bring new ones to the tables of their guests.

Their guests are cosmopolitan (people from many different countries).

The guests are making friendships with one another, while sitting at their tables.

The tables where the guests are sitting is draped (covered) with linen (a cloth-like material)

A: Get their crew in the proper positions, prepared for what’s next.

A: "With little warning" means they weren't told all of the details of what would happen

A: "Crew" is a sport, which is another name for "rowing".

So, "I did crew in high school" means "I was on the rowing team in high school"

A: thank you!

A: Crew (formal, means team or workforce): The airline crew was very helpful during our trip.

Crew (informal, slang term for gang, clique, or group of friends): Don’t mess with my crew!

A: I am hanging out with my crew on Saturday.

A: It can be used in 2 different contexts

1) informal - which means my group of friends

e.g Im going with the crew to the concert

My crew is chilling at the beach

2) formal - A group of people who work together

e.g The ship's crew are very friendly

We need a new crew for the flight.

A: No. That’s not entirely accurate
That’s a stereotype.
The first skinheads were black Jamaicans and there are plenty “traditional” skinheads out and about these days. Many of them are in Austin, Texas.
There happen to be a lot of different types of skinheads, actually.
Communist, gay, traditional, SHARP(SkinHead Against Racial Prejudice), white supremacist, black, straight edge.
There are lots and lots of skinheads.
The white supremacist or white nationalist types are just more widely known because of a movie and they are particularly obnoxious. But they aren’t the worst.


@Jingjing_Hung Crew cut would be a military hair cut. Also called a “High and tight”.
A skinhead is a subcultural lifestyle in the punk rock scene that started specifically in 1970’s Jamaica. It originally does not have any racial connotations at all.
The basis of its beliefs and ideals of skinheads were to work hard and play harder.
It was later perverted several times by many different extremist political parties
and just generally ignorant people.

The word you’re looking for is “bald”.
As in the hair was all removed.
Taken down to the skin with a razor.

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A: The are both ok and mean the same thing. I think people are more likely to say:
A crew's coming to repaint the line.
or
A crew's going to come and repaint the line.

A: "Personnel", not "personal".
They all mean the same as "employee".
Staff is generally a term for one or all of your employees.
A crew is a team of employees.
Personnel would usually be a group of employees with authority or an official status (maybe a group of uniformed employees or employees with certain security clearance).
All of those terms are fine though. Use "staff" if you're not sure.

A: Crew is used to describe a group of people who work together, like an ambulance crew or something similar.

Team is less professional, such as a soccer team or a group working towards a common goal.

A: "crew" is like "team" or also "staff"
"employee" is someone in a "crew", "team", or "staff", or also someone from a certain "company"
"crew member" is also someone that is part of a "crew"
"team member" is also someone that is part of a "team"
a "crew", "team", or "staff" are all part of a "company"

In my experience, "crew" was usually used for fast food jobs and retail jobs, or "film crew". "Team" was usually used for more professional jobs like at a hospital or a bank.

A: The crew does.

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A: The crew has
because there's one crew

A: "I know that you are worried about me because I missed last month's training session. Please do not be worried."
I plan on attending the training session next month for my military duty.
I just called the community service center near my place and they have confirmed that I will be able to attend."

A: Try this- He is part of one of the pirate's crew that I admire

A: So basically all they wanted was to find it. Nothing else matter until they found it

A: It almost sounds like kroo/croo

A: 1. Far into space
2. Wax and Wane are names for the moon cycle. When the moon is getting bigger and bigger each night, this is waxing. When it gets smaller each night, this is called waning. :)
3. This is an expression that means: the researchers are enthusiastic.
4. This is a passage about scientists being possibly close to making a machine that can think on its own.