also: メンバ
Broadly used for a person belonging to a group, team, or event. In sports, can refer to the lineup or roster.
He is a member of the soccer team.
会議のメンバーが全員そろった。
All the meeting participants are here.
He became a member of the soccer club.
We are recruiting members for the new project.
All the members gathered and started the meeting.
We chose her as a member of the team.
メンバー is the general word for members of a group, while メンツ in this sense is a casual, mahjong-derived term for the people gathered.
メンバー is a general, casual word for any member of a group, while 隊員 specifically denotes a member of an organized, often uniformed team such as the military or a rescue squad.
メンバー is a casual loanword for 'member' usable for any group, whereas 党員 is the formal term specifically for political party membership.
メンバー is a casual, general loanword for 'member' usable for any group, whereas 部員 is the specific Japanese term for a club or departmental member.
メンバー just means a member of any group, while チームメイト emphasizes being on the same team as the speaker.
メンバー is a casual loanword for member usable for any group, while 団員 is the more formal Sino-Japanese term tied to groups called 団.
core member; key member
starting lineup; starting member