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channel
fréquence
I. channel [Brit ˈtʃan(ə)l, americ ˈtʃænl] SUBST
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 atrib crossing, port
4. channel (diplomatic, commercial):
channel fig
5. channel TV:
channel
channel one/two
6. channel RÁDIO:
channel
7. channel ARQUIT (flute):
channel
8. channel TÉC (groove):
channel
9. channel COMPUT:
channel
channel
II. channel <Part pres channelling, , channeling, americ Pret imperf, Part perf channelled, channeled americ> [Brit ˈtʃan(ə)l, americ ˈtʃænl] VERBO 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 ARQUIT:
channel column
sports channel SUBST
sports channel
cable channel SUBST TV
cable channel
channel-flick VERBO intr coloq
channel-flick
channel-hop <Part pres channel-hopping; Pret imperf, Part perf channel-hopped> VERBO intr
channel-hop
channel selector SUBST
channel selector
channel iron SUBST
channel iron
fer m en U
channel capacity SUBST
channel capacity
channel ferry SUBST
channel ferry
I. channel off VERBO [Brit ˈtʃan(ə)l -, americ ˈtʃænl -] (channel off [sth], channel [sth] off)
channel off liquid, energy
canaliser (into dans)
channel off funds, resources
affecter (into à)
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
I. channel [ˈtʃænl] SUBST
1. channel RÁDIO:
channel
I like this channel
2. channel TV:
channel
cable channel
to turn to another channel
on channel one/five
3. channel (waterway):
channel
4. channel (means):
channel
II. channel <Brit -ll- [or americ -l-]> [ˈtʃænl] VERBO trans
channel
news channel SUBST
news channel
distribution channel SUBST ECON
distribution channel
Channel Islands SUBST
English Channel SUBST
Channel Tunnel SUBST no pl
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
I. channel [ˈtʃæn· ə l] SUBST
1. channel TV:
channel
cable channel
to change the channel
on channel five
2. channel (waterway):
channel
3. channel (means):
channel
II. channel <-l- [or -ll-]> [ˈtʃæn· ə l] VERBO trans
channel
news channel SUBST
news channel
Channel Islands SUBST
Channel Tunnel SUBST
English Channel SUBST
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
Present
Ichannel
youchannel
he/she/itchannels
wechannel
youchannel
theychannel
Past
Ichannelled / americ channeled
youchannelled / americ channeled
he/she/itchannelled / americ channeled
wechannelled / americ channeled
youchannelled / americ channeled
theychannelled / americ channeled
Present Perfect
Ihavechannelled / americ channeled
youhavechannelled / americ channeled
he/she/ithaschannelled / americ channeled
wehavechannelled / americ channeled
youhavechannelled / americ channeled
theyhavechannelled / americ channeled
Past Perfect
Ihadchannelled / americ channeled
youhadchannelled / americ channeled
he/she/ithadchannelled / americ channeled
wehadchannelled / americ channeled
youhadchannelled / americ channeled
theyhadchannelled / americ channeled
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By midnight, the depression was over the western English Channel, and its central pressure was 953 mb.
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They could also be used for short trading voyages, ranging into the English Channel.
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The region is bordered along the northern coasts by the English Channel.
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In 1899, he transmitted messages across the English Channel.
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It faces roughly south towards the English Channel, it is 250m in length and is straight.
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