Tripulacion (en. Crew)

/tɾipu.laˈsjon/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Group of people who operate and maintain the functioning of an aircraft, ship, or any other vehicle.
The flight crew ensured that all passengers were comfortable.
La tripulación del vuelo se aseguró de que todos los pasajeros estuvieran cómodos.
Group of individuals responsible for safety and operation on board a vessel.
The ship's crew conducted evacuation drills.
La tripulación del barco realizó simulacros de evacuación.
Personnel who collaborate in carrying out a project or activity, especially in technical contexts.
The filming crew worked hard for more than twelve hours a day.
La tripulación del equipo de filmación trabajó duro durante más de doce horas al día.

Etymology

From Latin 'tribulatio', which refers to the action of crewing or equipping.

Common Phrases and Expressions

flight crew
Set of people who work on an airplane during a flight.
tripulación de vuelo
maritime crew
Group of people who operate a ship or vessel.
tripulación marítima
technical crew
Set of professionals who manage the technical operation of a vehicle.
tripulación técnica

Related Words

to crew
Action of equipping or forming a team to operate a vehicle.
tripular
crew member
Person who is part of the crew.
tripulante
shipowner
Owner or representative of a shipping line.
naviero

Slang Meanings

In maritime slang, it refers to the essence of a ship.
That vessel has a good crew; it always sails smoothly.
Esa embarcación tiene buena tripulación, siempre navega sin problemas.
In the film industry, it refers to the production team.
The film crew did an amazing job.
La tripulación de la película hizo un trabajo increíble.