Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

crew

Spanish translation:

equipo

Added to glossary by Darío Zozaya
Jul 15, 2007 23:24
16 yrs ago
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English term

crew

English to Spanish Other General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters
The Itala and her crew will follow the route of the original race, travelling through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Latvia, Russia, Mongolia and China, where the convoy is expected to reach Beijing on 20th September.


Quisiera saber la traducción precisa de "crew" en el contexto de carreras automovilísticas, ya que "tripulación" corresponde a medios de transporte aéreos o de navegación.

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equipo

Ya
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agree Rafael Molina Pulgar
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agree The Proofreader
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agree Mónica Ameztoy de Andrada
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agree Mónica Algazi
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Gracias, Mónica.
agree Tradjur
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Gracias, Tradjur.
agree Lidia Morejudo
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Gracias, Lidia.
agree Jordi Sanchis : Puede entenderse Itala como una escudería, por lo que creo que "equipo" el la más correcta
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Gracias, Jordi.
agree Marina56 : ok
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pilotos

hope it helps!
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escudería

Creo que en este caso en particular se trata no sólo de los pilotos sino de ellos y sus autos: la escudería, en sentido amplio.
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agree jacana54 (X)
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Muchas gracias, jacana54.
agree Margarita Gonzalez : Sin duda.
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agree Gándara
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Muchas gracias, Shootingstar.
agree Adelita Durán
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Muchas gracias, Adeduran.
agree anamaria bulgariu
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Muchas gracias, Mab-trad.
agree Monika Jakacka Márquez : :)
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Muchas gracias, Monika.
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tripulación (de un barco)

There is no other way to call the crew in spanish. After spending 20 years in the navy, we never called it by any other way. You are either part of the crew (tripulación) or you are a passenger, that is if you are officially onboard.
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neutral Henry Hinds : True, but only in the Navy, which it is not.
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