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"Team" vs. "crew": the language behind collaboration
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Anwar Kareem 10/10/2024, 02:46
Anwar Kareem 10/10/2024, 02:46English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "team" and "crew" refer to a group of people working together towards a common goal or task.
What is different?
A "team" typically refers to a group working together, often in a professional, competitive, or sports context, emphasizing collaboration and shared objectives. A "crew" often refers to a group of people working on specific tasks, such as on a ship, airplane, or filming set, and can imply specialized roles or positions.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Team- The soccer team won the championship.
- Our project team meets every Tuesday to discuss progress.
- She joined the marketing team last year.
- The flight crew prepared for takeoff.
- The ship's crew coordinated the docking procedure.
- A film crew was setting up cameras for the scene.
Difference
