channel

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channel
[ˈtʃænəl]
sustantivo
1canal (m)
  • channel of communication -> canal (m) de comunicación
  • all inquiries must go through the proper channels -> todas las consultas han de seguir los trámites or cauces apropiados
  • the (English) channel -> el Canal de la Mancha
  • the channel Islands -> las Islas del Canal de la Mancha
  • the channel Tunnel -> el Eurotúnel
verbo transitivo (pt & pp channeled, channeled)
2canalizar (Estados Unidos)

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channel [cha-nel]
sustantivo
1Canal (strait); álveo, la madre de un río.
2Canal, cualquier cavidad hecha longitudinalmente.
3Canal, trozo de mar estrecho. (Arqueología)
  • British Channel -> el canal de la Mancha
4Vía (system, method).
  • Through diplomatic channels -> por la vía diplomática
  • You must go through the official channels -> tiene que hacer el trámite por los conductos o las vías oficiales
  • Distribution channels -> canales de distribución
5(Comput, TV) Canal.
  • Channels -> (Mar.) mesas de guarnición
  • Fire-channels -> (Mar.) canales de fuego
  • Channel out of soundings -> (Mar.) Foso
  • Channel of a block -> (Mar.) cajera
Cauce (course of river). Canal (navigable course).(Arq.) Estría, mediacaña. Acequia (for irrigation).
1Acanalar, estriar; surcar.
2Conducir o llevar por, o como por un canal; canalizar, encauzar, dirigir.
va.

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channel [ˈtʃænl]
noun
(watercourse, TV channel) canal; (m) (strait) estrecho; (m) (deepest part of river) cauce; (m) [of communication] vía; (f)
irrigation channel acequia; (f) canal de riego; (m) green/red channel (Customs) pasillo verde/rojo; (m) to go through the usual channels seguir las vías normales; the (English) Channel el canal (de la Mancha); channel of distribution vía canal de distribución; (f)or (m)
verb:transitive
(hollow out) [+course] acanalar; (direct) [+river] encauzar; [+interest, energies] encauzar; dirigir;into a;
modifier
the Channel Islands (n) las islas Anglonormandas del canal de la Mancha;or
the Channel Tunnel (n) el túnel del canal de la Mancha

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Verb Conjugation for "channel"

Imperative
  • channel
  • you channel
  • he/she channels
  • we channel
  • you channel
  • they channel
Preterite
  • I channelled
  • you channelled
  • he/she channelled
  • we channelled
  • you channelled
  • they channelled
Present Continuous
  • I am channelling
  • you are channelling
  • he/she is channelling
  • we are channelling
  • you are channelling
  • they are channelling
Present Perfect
  • I have channelled
  • you have channelled
  • he/she has channelled
  • we have channelled
  • you have channelled
  • they have channelled
Past Continuous
  • I was channelling
  • you were channelling
  • he/she was channelling
  • we were channelling
  • you were channelling
  • they were channelling
Past Perfect
  • I had channelled
  • you had channelled
  • he/she had channelled
  • we had channelled
  • you had channelled
  • they had channelled
Future
  • I will channel
  • you will channel
  • he/she will channel
  • we will channel
  • you will channel
  • they will channel
Future Perfect
  • I will have channelled
  • you will have channelled
  • he/she will have channelled
  • we will have channelled
  • you will have channelled
  • they will have channelled
Future Continuous
  • I will be channelling
  • you will be channelling
  • he/she will be channelling
  • we will be channelling
  • you will be channelling
  • they will be channelling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been channelling
  • you have been channelling
  • he/she has been channelling
  • we have been channelling
  • you have been channelling
  • they have been channelling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been channelling
  • you will have been channelling
  • he/she will have been channelling
  • we will have been channelling
  • you will have been channelling
  • they will have been channelling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been channelling
  • you had been channelling
  • he/she had been channelling
  • we had been channelling
  • you had been channelling
  • they had been channelling
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