
[Middle English chanel, from Old French, from Latin canālis. See canal.]
channeler chan'nel·er n.
[Alteration of obsolete chainwale : CHAIN + WALE.]
verb
Idioms beginning with channel:
channel surfing
In addition to the idiom beginning with channel, also see go through channels.
[IRC] The basic unit of discussion on IRC. Once one joins a channel, everything one types is read by others on that channel. Channels are named with strings that begin with a ‘#’ sign and can have topic descriptions (which are generally irrelevant to the actual subject of discussion). Some notable channels are #initgame, #hottub, callahans, and #report. At times of international crisis, #report has hundreds of members, some of whom take turns listening to various news services and typing in summaries of the news, or in some cases, giving first-hand accounts of the action (e.g., Scud missile attacks in Tel Aviv during the Gulf War in 1991).
Any natural or man-made watercourse. The channel capacity of a river is its cross-sectional area in square metres, but the limits of the channel at each bank are not easy to assess. Water in the channel will experience channel resistance which slows or impedes the flow; friction with the bed is the major cause. see bed-floor roughness.
Narrow, deep channels are associated with a regular discharge and coherent bank materials such as clay, while wide and shallow channels develop where discharge is irregular and the bank material incoherent, as with gravel.
Various classifications of channel types have been suggested. The typology may be based on the shape of the channel and its network, the nature of the bank and bed and the way in which these affect the channel, or the capacity of the river to carry sediment. see hydraulic radius, wetted perimeter.
1. A structural or rolled steel shape used in steel construction.
2. A decorative groove, in carpentry or masonry.
3. An enclosure containing the ballast, starter, lamp holders, and wiring for a fluorescent lamp, or a similar enclosure on which filament lamps (usually tubular) are mounted.
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1. The system of intermediaries between the producers, suppliers, consumers, etcetera, for the movement of a good or service.
2. The technical range between support and resistance levels that a stock price has traded in for a specific period of time.
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1) There are different types and flavors of channels. Examples are sale channels, distribution channels, Internet channels, and so forth.
2) A breakout of a technical channel is seen as a bullish (on an upward breakout) or bearish signal (on a downward breakout).
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In biophysical terms these are the ‘pores’ in semipermeable membranes through which specific physicochemical units, e.g. cations, calcium ions, can pass; the rate of passage of some channels may be much slower than others, hence there is an expansive nomenclature, e.g. slow calcium channel, fast calcium channel.

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Dansk (Danish)
1.
n. - kanal, rende, sejlløb, fure, rille, spor
v. tr. - danne kanaler i, fure, kannelere, kanalisere
v. intr. - kanalisere
2.
n. - tv-kanal, radiokanal
Nederlands (Dutch)
kanaal, vaargeul, greppel, verticale groef, televisiekanaal, bandspoor, kanaliseren, sluizen
Français (French)
1.
n. - chenal, lit (d'une rivière), bras de mer, (fig) canal (de distribution), voie, TV chaîne, (Radio) canal, (Archit) cannelure, (Tech) rainure, (Comput) canal
v. tr. - canaliser, acheminer, (fig) concentrer, affecter (des fonds), débloquer (des crédits), creuser (dans), (Archit) canneler
v. intr. - canaliser (un liquide, une énergie) (dans), affecter (des fonds, un capital) à
2.
n. - (Naut) rebord latéral en saillie de bois ou d'acier (d'un bateau)
Deutsch (German)
1.
n. - Kanal, Programm, Fahrrinne, Spur, Rille
v. - lenken, übermitteln, furchen
2.
n. - (naut) Rüste
Ελληνική (Greek)
v. - αυλακώνω, διοχετεύω, (μτφ.) δρομολογώ, οδηγώ
n. - δίαυλος, κανάλι (τηλεόρασης κ.λπ.), πορθμός, στενό, κοίτη ή το βαθύτερο τμήμα ποταμού κ.λπ., (μηχαν.) σωλήνας, αγωγός, (μτφ.) κύκλωμα, διαδικασία (διεκπεραίωσης), (με κεφ.) Μάγχη, το Στενό της Μάγχης
Italiano (Italian)
canalizzare, dirigere, canale, fosso, passaggio
idioms:
Português (Portuguese)
v. - canalizar
n. - canal (m)
idioms:
Русский (Russian)
прокладывать канал, передавать, канал, русло
idioms:
Español (Spanish)
1.
n. - canal, cauce, acequia, conducto, vía fluvial
v. tr. - canalizar
v. intr. - canalizarse, encausarse
2.
n. - conducto, canal de televisión, cadena
Svenska (Swedish)
v. - göra kanaler i, kanalisera (bildl.)
n. - kanal, flodbädd, strömfåra, ränna, radio-/tv-kanal, fåra (bildl.)
中文(简体)(Chinese (Simplified))
水道, 航道, 沟渠, 海峡, 河床, 频道, 信道, 引导, 形成河道, 开导, 使在某条路线上前进, 在某条路线上前进
中文(繁體)(Chinese (Traditional))
1.
n. - 舷外桅支索承板
2.
n. - 通道, 頻道
v. tr. - 使在某條路線上前進
한국어 (Korean)
1.
n. - 해협, 수로, 경로
v. tr. - 수로를 열다, 수로를 통해서 나르다
v. intr. - 이랑이 생기다
2.
n. - 현측 계류판
日本語 (Japanese)
n. - 水路, 海峡, チャンネル, 経路, 川底
v. - 水路を開く, 溝を掘る, ある方向に向ける, みぞを掘る, 水路で運ぶ
العربيه (Arabic)
(فعل) وجه, وصل, أوصل, أدى الى (الاسم) ممر مائي, قناة, مضيق, طريق, وسيله
עברית (Hebrew)
n. - תעלה, ערוץ, אפיק, חריץ
v. tr. - תיעל, הפנה, העביר בתעלה
v. intr. - העביר בתעלה
n. - מוט המזדקר מדופן ספינה ומשמש לקשירת חבל לחיזוק התורן
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