crewwoman
- noun
- /ˈkruːˌwʊmən/
:
mujer de la tripulación
- CREWWOMAN: Yes, sir.
Examples
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The crewwoman skillfully coordinated the logistics of the film shoot, ensuring everything ran smoothly.
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Next to him, Yehoshua's injured crewwoman moaned in a low, semiconscious voice, only half-aware of their flight.
Fiction book (1990) -
CREWWOMAN 1: Aye, sir.
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During the flight, the crewwoman attended to the needs of passengers, offering refreshments and assistance.
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As the ship prepared to dock, the crewwoman gave clear instructions to the crew for a safe arrival.
Synonyms
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4.6
A woman who works on an airplane and looks after passengers
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5.3
A woman who looks after passengers on an airplane
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3.7
A woman who operates a movie or video camera professionally
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2.2
A woman who looks after passengers on a plane
A woman who is part of the crew on a plane or helicopter
A woman trained to travel and work in space as a crew member
A woman on a theater crew who manages items actors use in a show
A woman who works as a crew member on an airplane, often in the military
A woman who controls the direction of a boat or ship
A woman who steers a ship or boat
A woman who drives or guides a boat, often as her job
A woman who takes people across a river by boat as her job
A woman who works in the military at sea
A woman who works on a ship, often in the navy
A woman training to be a navy officer holding a junior rank
A woman sailor on a merchant ship who is fully trained in deck and safety duties
A woman who helps keep people and boats safe at sea and rescues them
A female pilot who flies beside and a little behind the lead plane
A woman in the British Royal Air Force who is not an officer
A woman in the Royal Air Force with a low rank who is not an officer
A woman new to working on a ship, often on her first trip at sea
A young woman who works as a helper on a ship in passengers' or officers' cabins
A woman who shovels coal to keep the steam engine working on a train or ship
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crewwoman is made from the familiar words crew ('a group who work together') and woman ('an adult female'), so it simply means a female member of a crew, like on a ship, plane, or film set.