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Channel
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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. channel [Brit ˈtʃan(ə)l, Am ˈtʃænl] N

1. channel (passage cut by or for liquid):

channel
to cut a channel
creuser un canal (in à travers)

2. channel (deep, navigable part of water):

channel

3. channel:

the Channel or the English Channel
the Channel or the English Channel attr crossing, port

4. channel (diplomatic, commercial):

channel fig

5. channel TV:

channel
channel one/two

6. channel RADIO:

channel

7. channel ARCHIT (flute):

channel

8. channel TECH (groove):

channel

9. channel COMPUT:

channel
channel

II. channel <pres part channelling, , channeling, Am pret, pp channelled, channeled Am> [Brit ˈtʃan(ə)l, Am ˈtʃænl] VB trans

1. channel (carry):

channel water, liquid
acheminer, canaliser (to, into dans, through par l'intermédiaire de)

2. channel (direct) fig:

channel efforts, energy
concentrer, canaliser (into dans, into doing pour faire)
channel funds, capital
affecter (into à)
to channel funds into doing
to channel sth towards industry, business

3. channel (cut):

channel groove, gorge
creuser (in dans)

4. channel ARCHIT:

channel column

sports channel N

sports channel

cable channel N TV

cable channel

channel-flick VB intr inf

channel-flick

channel-hop <pres part channel-hopping; pret, pp channel-hopped> VB intr

channel-hop

channel selector N

channel selector

channel iron N

channel iron
fer m en U

channel capacity N

channel capacity

channel ferry N

channel ferry

I. channel off VB [Brit ˈtʃan(ə)l -, Am ˈtʃænl -] (channel off [sth], channel [sth] off)

channel off liquid, energy
canaliser (into dans)
channel off funds, resources
affecter (into à)

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. channel [ˈtʃænl] N

1. channel RADIO:

channel
I like this channel

2. channel TV:

channel
cable channel
to turn to another channel
on channel one/five

3. channel (waterway):

channel
The (English) Channel

4. channel (means):

channel

II. channel <Brit -ll- [or Am -l-]> [ˈtʃænl] VB trans

channel

news channel N

news channel

distribution channel N ECON

distribution channel

Channel Islands N

Channel Islands

English Channel N

the English Channel

Channel Tunnel N no pl

Channel Tunnel
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
channel
channel-hopping Brit
channel surfing Am
channel
drainage channel
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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. channel [ˈtʃæn· ə l] N

1. channel TV:

channel
cable channel
to change the channel
on channel five

2. channel (waterway):

channel
the English Channel

3. channel (means):

channel

II. channel <-l- [or -ll-]> [ˈtʃæn· ə l] VB trans

channel

news channel N

news channel

Channel Islands N

Channel Islands

Channel Tunnel N

Channel Tunnel

English Channel N

the English Channel
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
channel
channel-surfing
channel
channel surfing
Present
Ichannel
youchannel
he/she/itchannels
wechannel
youchannel
theychannel
Past
Ichannelled / American English channeled
youchannelled / American English channeled
he/she/itchannelled / American English channeled
wechannelled / American English channeled
youchannelled / American English channeled
theychannelled / American English channeled
Present Perfect
Ihavechannelled / American English channeled
youhavechannelled / American English channeled
he/she/ithaschannelled / American English channeled
wehavechannelled / American English channeled
youhavechannelled / American English channeled
theyhavechannelled / American English channeled
Past Perfect
Ihadchannelled / American English channeled
youhadchannelled / American English channeled
he/she/ithadchannelled / American English channeled
wehadchannelled / American English channeled
youhadchannelled / American English channeled
theyhadchannelled / American English channeled