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manned
[mand]
adjective
carrying or operated by one or more persons; crewed.
a manned spacecraft.
Falconry.(of a hawk) trained for hunting and accustomed to working with a human handler.
manned
/ æԻ /
adjective
supplied or equipped with men, esp soldiers
(of spacecraft, aircraft, etc) having a human crew
Other 51Թ Forms
- well-manned adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of manned1
Example Sentences
Smugglers are not on the boats, which are instead often manned by migrants who get discounts on their fees.
Since Brexit, British travellers arriving at EU airports have mostly had to queue for manned desks to get their passports stamped, instead of using the automated gates.
Since Brexit, British travellers at EU airports have generally been forced to have their passport stamped at manned desks, rather than use automatic gates with facial recognition technology.
One of those roadblocks, manned by local, state and federal police was on the street outside the Palace of Justice.
"These weapons have more precision, you don't need a manned aircraft any more, and they are much more affordable than operating sophisticated jets," says Mr Binnie.
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