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Meaning & Definition of Channel in English

English

Channel

A means of communication or expression.


Pronunciation:

/ˈtʃæn.əl/

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Plural:

channels

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A channel is a medium used to convey information or stimulate communication.

    Example Sentence: Television channels broadcast a variety of programs.

  • Definition: A channel is a natural or artificial waterway used for navigation or irrigation.

    Example Sentence: The ship sailed through the narrow channel between the islands.

  • Definition: In electronics, a channel refers to a distinct path for transmitting data or signals.

    Example Sentence: The sound system has multiple channels for different audio sources.

  • Definition: To channel someone or something means to direct or guide.

    Example Sentence: She tried to channel her energy into productive work.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English: from Old French 'canal', from Latin 'canalis', from 'cana', meaning 'tube or pipe'.

Synonyms

pathwayroutemediumchannelingwaterway

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • channel surf: The act of switching between different television stations.
  • channel your energy: To focus your energy toward a particular goal.
  • go through channels: To follow official routes or procedures.

Translations

  • Spanish: canal
  • French: canal
  • German: Kanal
  • Russian: канал

Related Words

  • canal: An artificial waterway for navigation or irrigation.
  • broadcast: To transmit a program or some information via radio or television.

Slang Meanings of channel

  • Meaning: To channel someone's vibe means to understand or emulate their style or energy.

    Example Sentence: She really channeled his vibe in that performance.

  • Meaning: Channeling refers to the act of tapping into a source of inspiration or creativity.

    Example Sentence: He's been channeling his frustrations into art.