crews oor Kornies

crews

naamwoord

Plural form of crew.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

mayniow

Crews

eienaam

A surname.

Soortgelyke frases

crew
mayni · para

lifeboat crew
mayni skath sawya · para skath sawya · para skath-sawya

voorbeelde

crew
mayni; team; company

crew [hanow kadarn]
mayni

We look after detailed records of fishing enterprises and fish cellars, including accounts relating to individual businesses. Crew lists and documents for almost 1700 individual vessels, and 47 volumes of shipping registers, provide a wealth of information useful for understanding the scale of Cornwall’s connections to the sea. Valentine Enys’ letter book gives a fascinating account of trade from Cornwall in the 18th century and the exercise books of John Tregerthen Short give us an insight into the skill of navigation.
Ni a with kovadhow manylys a aventuryow pyskessa ha dorgellow pysk, y’ga mysk akontow junys dhe negysyow unnik. Rolyow mayni ha skrivennow rag ogas ha 1700 a lestri unnik, ha 47 kevrol a kovskrivennow gorholyon a brovi meur a gedhlow yw dhe les rag konvedhes skeul a gevrennow Kernow dhe’n mor. Lyver lytherow Valentine Enys a re deskrifans dynyansek a genwerth dhyworth Kernow y’n 18ves kansvledhen, ha lyvrow praktis John Tregerthen Short a re dhyn gwel orth an sleyneth a navygacyon.

1 a flock, drove; b gwedh team, pair, span, yoke; 2 body a parti clique; b skybol team; c gang, team, squad; d staff, crew
para (hanow gorow)

crew - troop
mayni masculine noun mayniow plural

weir n. See 'dam'; fishing w. corras f. -ow PN Porh an gòrras; crew m. -yow PN Cutcrew; made of hurdles frîdh f. -ow WB
weir n. See 'dam'; fishing w. corras f. -ow PN Porh an gòrras; crew m. -yow PN Cutcrew; made of hurdles frîdh f. -ow WB

para HANOW GOROW parys / HANOW LIESPLEK crew, gang, squad TERMONIETH: BALWEYTH [dictionary]
para HANOW GOROW parys / HANOW LIESPLEK crew, gang, squad TERMONIETH: BALWEYTH [gerlyver]

crew
/ para / n.m /

workforce mayni; b crew para
workforce mayni; b crew para

Terry Crews
Terry Crews

ULO releases both Greenlandic rock bands like Sume, pop singers like Rasmus Lyberth, and hip hop music crews like Nuuk Posse as well as Inuit folk music.[12] Elements of modern Greenlandic music have also been used in the music of Kristian Blak, a Danish-Faroese jazz musician.
ULO a dhyllo kuntilowyow gans bagasow rokk kepar ha Sume, karoryon pop kepar ha Rasmus Lyberth, ha bagasow hip hop kepar ha Nuuk Posse keffrys hag ilow kanow gwerin. Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa (Radio Greunland) yw’n fondyans media moyha posek y’n wlas.

crew - troop
mayni ( masculine noun ) mayniow ( plural ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

crew mayni HANOW GOROW mayniow / HANOW LIESPLEK [dictionary]
crew mayni HANOW GOROW mayniow / HANOW LIESPLEK [gerlyver]

mayni HANOW GOROW mayniow / HANOW LIESPLEK crew, household,
mayni HANOW GOROW mayniow / HANOW LIESPLEK crew, household,

(hkg.) bagaz devri yn- unn oberi war-barth yn unn annedh; household; bagaz devri yn-unn oberi war-barth yn unn hwel staff, workforce, team; bagaz devri yn-unn oberi yn unn karbez crew; parti; trib clan, band, bunch
mayni, ~ow

In the half-light of dawn, we would be seen but needed to move swiftly. We were down the street and entering the gates of the Botanical Gardens when we heard the first whistles being blown – presumably by the MP’s who been on the train. (The train was absolutely full of military personnel – just our luck.) We broke into a sprint after we passed the gates. The gardens were deserted. I dragged David behind me as we plunged into the chilly waters of the lake. As I did so, I remembered that zombies are reputed to be hydrophobic and/or non- swimmers. “No time to worry about that,” I thought. (If you are interested in such matters, he had indeed lost the ability to swim – he had been a very able swimmer in life – but was by no means hydrophobic. In any event, Lake Johanna was shallow enough to wade through as we made our way to the island in the centre of the lake.) After disturbing a great many nesting ducks, we lay face down among the rushes and waited, listening all the while to police whistles in the near distance. Indeed we waited much longer than I had hoped. We could hear squads of police and/or soldiers systematically combing the nearby parkland for some hours. My hopes of non-detection started to rise, against all reason. Around midday, the sun was beating down on our backs and the ducks, at least, had accepted our presence on their island. My heart-rate must have dropped sufficiently for me, inadvertently, to have dozed off. I didn’t hear the ‘gentle plash’ of the oars of an approaching rowboat When first I became aware of its presence, and the presence of its crew, I found myself covered with a heavy net (of the camouflage type favoured by the military) and a number of rifles were trained squarely upon me. “No false moves, Pete,” I said to myself. I had let David down – he was similarly encumbered by a heavy net and, though he immediately started roaring his protest at the troops, there was nothing he could do to free himself. Rifles were also trained upon him. I was sure that summary execution was shortly to follow.
Yn hanter-golow an bora, y hyllys agan gweles mes res o dhymm gwaya yn uskis. Yth esen owth entra dre yetys Park Meur Kastlemayne pan glywsyn an kynsa hwibanowlyow bos hwythys – gans an withysi-gres vreselek re via y’n tren. (Leun yn tien re via an tren gans tus breselek – chons drog ragon.) Ni a dhallathas resek uskissa gallen ha ni tremenys an yetys. Nyns esa denvyth y’n park. My a dhraylyas Davydh a-dhelergh dhymm ha ni lemmys yn dowrow yeyn an lynn. Kepar dell wrugavy yndellna, my a borthas kov zombis dhe dhesevos bos ownek a dhowr – ha, dres henna, ny yllens neuvya. “Nyns eus termyn dhymm rag prederi a-dro dhe henna,” yn-medhav. (Mars yw an materow an’par na a vern dhis, ev re gollas yn hwir y alloes dhe neuvya – ev re allsa neuvya pur dha dres y vywnans – byttegyns, nyns o ownek vyth a dhowr. Yn neb kas, Lynn Johanna o bas lowr rag gasa ni dhe gerdhes dredhi ha ni gyllys dhe’n ynys yn hy kres. Wosa ni dhe ankresya meur a heyji ow neythi, ni a worwedhas, agan fasow dhe’n dor, yn mysk an broenn, ow goslowes orth hwibanowlyow an kreslu ogas dhyn ni. Yn hwir, yth esen ow kortos hirra es dell via govenek dhymm. Y hallsen ni klywes parys an kreslu ha’n soudoryon ow hwilas yn systemasek an tiredh parkow oll a-dro dres nebes ouryow. My a dhallathas krysi, erbynn reson oll, bos possybyl na vien diskudhys. A-dro dhe hanterdydh, yth esa an howl ow splanna war agan keynow ha’n heyji, dhe’n lyha, re dhegemmersa da lowr agan presens war an ynys. Y lentsa lowr toeth lamm-golonn rag gasa my dhe goska, dell heveli. Ny glywsis vy lagyans kosel diwroev an skath ow neshe. Pan dheuth dhymm, y’n kynsa le, presens an skath ha’y bara, my a omgavas gorherys gans roes boes. (Eghenn vreselek o, gwrys rag bos kudhliw.) Yth esa nebes gonnys hir poyntyes orthymmo vy. “Gwayansow fals vyth, ‘Beder,” a brederis. Davydh re via toellys genev vy. Yth esa roes boes warnodho keffrys ha, kyn tallathas ev a-dhistowgh bedhygla y brotestyans orth an soudoryon, nyns esa travyth a allsa bos gwrys rag omrydhhe. Yth esa gonnys hir poyntyes orto ynwedh. Yth esa ow tos mernans heb lettya, dell heveli.

crew
para [hanow gorow]

"Hevva, hevva", Bowsman Grab your nets and put to sea Keep an eye upon the Huer and the haze Bowsman, guide your crew Steer your oarsmen straight and true Keep her safe, hold her steady as she sways November brings the herring And October brings the hake The storms of winter keep us firm ashore We'll be crabbing in the spring Hauling mackerel as we sing And in summer we put pilchard into store Row, boys, row Row against the tide, boys Hear the Huer cry, boys, row Row, boys, row We'll catch them on the run, boys Row until you're done, boys, row Empty baskets line the deck The shoal is moving east Our seine-boats form a circle with the net The Huer's off to bake the welcome Hevva cake Our load is full, our shirts are wet with sweat The womenfolk will clean them all And stack them high and dry Our cellars fill with salt and silver scales Then our daily toil Will be to press them for the oil To see us through the winter storms and gales Row, boys, row Row against the tide, boys Hear the Huer cry, boys, row Row, boys, row We'll catch them on the run, boys Row until you're done, boys, row And then we'll drink the health of Catholic folk And to the Pope They can search the whole world over, pole to pole May they all repent and extend their term of Lent For there's nothing quite like pilchard For the saving of the soul Row, boys, row Row against the tide, boys Hear the Huer cry, boys, row Row, boys, row We'll catch them on the run, boys Row until you're done, boys, row Row, boys, row Row against the tide, boys Hear the Huer cry, boys, row Row, boys, row We'll catch them on the run, boys Row until you're done, boys, row Row until you're done, boys, row
"He'va, he'va", Brennyas Kraf dha rosow, ke dhe'n mor Aspi gluw war-tu ha'n garmer hag a-bell Brennyas, gid dha dus May fo roevys ewn a-brys Gwith hi saw, syns hi kompes gans dha nell Mis-Hedra 'teu dynsoges Ha mis-Du herynnys gwynn Tewedhow gwav 'an gwith ni war an tir Kankres pals, brithylli splann Der an gwenton ni a gan Hag y'n withva gorryn hern y'n havas hir Roev, sos, roev Roev erbynn an fros, sos Bo an Garmer hos, sos, roev Roev sos, roev Y's kechyn ni yn syth, sos Roev bys pan vi skwith sos, roev War an flour, kowellow gwag An hes a way dhe'n est Agan skathow 'denn an roes ha kylgh yw gwrys An Garmer, ev a wra an desenn He'va da Agan kok yw leun, 'gan krysyow glyb dre hwys Mowysi mas a's gwra pur lan Ha's bernya saw ha sygh Talgellow leun a hoelan, skansow brav Puptydh mires orth an mayn Skwattys yns dhe ri an saym Rag pesya der an gewer dhrog yn gwav Roev, sos, roev Roev erbynn an fros, sos Bo an Garmer hos, sos, roev Roev, sos, roev Y's kechyn ni yn syth, sos Roev bys pan vi skwith sos, roev Yeghes da dhe dus Katholik Re bo bywnans hir dhe'n Pab Mayth ystynno ev Korawys dre hwegh mis Rag y dus py le ny vern Nyns eus travyth avel hern Aga enev rag y selwel war an bys Roev, sos, roev Roev erbynn an fros, sos Bo an Garmer hos, sos, roev Roev, sos, roev Y's kechyn ni yn syth, sos Roev bys pan vi skwith sos, roev Roev, sos, roev Roev erbynn an fros, sos Bo an Garmer hos, sos, roev Roev, sos, roev Y's kechyn ni yn syth, sos Roev bys pan vi skwith sos, roev Roev bys pan vi skwith sos, roev

The regiment flew harassment and precision bombing missions against the German military from 1942 until the end of the war.[6] At its largest, it had 40 two-person crews.
An rejyment a neyjas missyons ankombra ha tanbellenna kewar erbynn an lu Almayn a 1942 bys yn diwedh an vresel. A'y ughboynt, yth esa 40 mayni dewdhen dhodho. An rejyment a neyjas moy es 23,000 omsettyans ha droppya moy es 3,000 tonna a danbelennow ha 26,000 tanbelenigow tanek.

mayni HANOW GOROW mayniow / HANOW LIESPLEK crew, household, [dictionary]
mayni HANOW GOROW mayniow / HANOW LIESPLEK crew, household, [gerlyver]

The Annual English-Cornish Dictionary. 2024 Edition. An Gerlever Sowsnek-Kernôwek Bledhednek N. Kennedy © Copyrigbht. Keniver gwir gwithys. ISSN 2754-592X team n. people, horses para m., pl. parys; men coscor col.; staff meyny col.; group bagas /'bægɐz/ m. -ow; ship's crew felshyp m. -s
The Annual English-Cornish Dictionary. 2024 Edition. An Gerlever Sowsnek-Kernôwek Bledhednek N. Kennedy © Copyrigbht. Keniver gwir gwithys. ISSN 2754-592X team n. people, horses para m., pl. parys; men coscor col.; staff meyny col.; group bagas /'bægɐz/ m. -ow; ship's crew felshyp m. -s

crew
/ para / hanow gorow / /

Bowsman, guide your crew
Brennyas, gid dha dus

bagaz devri yn-unn oberi war-barth yn unn annedh; household; bagaz devri yn-unn oberi war-barth yn unn hwel staff, workforce, team; bagaz devri yn-unn oberi yn unn karbez crew; parti; trib clan, band, bunch
mayni, ~ow [hanow kadarn gorow]

lifeboat crew
/ para skath sawya / / /