No. 12,340 in French
équipages
"Équipages" means "crews" or "teams," often referring to the personnel on a ship, aircraft, or similar.
In a sentence
Les équipages des navires travaillent ensemble pour assurer la navigation.
The crews of the ships work together to ensure navigation.
In this sentence, 'équipages' refers to the group of workers or crew members on ships who perform duties essential for operation.
Les équipages des avions doivent suivre une formation rigoureuse.
The crews of airplanes must undergo rigorous training.
Here, 'équipages' designates the personnel onboard airplanes responsible for managing flight operations and passenger safety.
Les équipages s’entraînent pour gérer des situations d’urgence en mer.
The crews train to handle emergency situations at sea.
In this example, 'équipages' implies groups of people trained to act in coordination during maritime emergencies.
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