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channelled

/ˈtʃæn.əld/

channelledverb

channelled

Past Simple

channelled

Past Participle

Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb "channel" (chiefly British spelling).

Definitions

Simple past tense and past participle of channel.

Water was channelled through a series of ditches to irrigate the fields.

Synonyms

channelledadjective

more channelled

Comp.

most channelled

Super.

/ˈtʃæn.əld/

Translations

направленный

The channelled energy was used to power the new device.

Направленная энергия использовалась для питания нового устройства.

канализированный

The channelled water flowed smoothly through the irrigation system.

Канализированная вода плавно текла через систему орошения.

Additional translations

направляемый

Definitions

Directed or guided along a particular path or towards a specific goal.

The channelled efforts of the team led to a successful project completion.

Having grooves or channels, often used to describe a surface or structure.

The channelled design of the sculpture added an interesting texture to its appearance.

Synonyms

channelverb

channelled

Past Simple

channeled

Past Simple

channeled

Past Participle

channeling

Gerund

/ˈtʃæn.əl/

Translations

направлять

She tried to channel her energy into productive activities.

Она пыталась направлять свою энергию на продуктивные занятия.

передавать

The device channels the data to the main server.

Устройство передает данные на главный сервер.

канализировать

He learned to channel his emotions through art.

Он научился канализировать свои эмоции через искусство.

Additional translations

фокусировать

углублять

вливать

Definitions

To direct or guide along a desired course.

She channeled her energy into completing the project ahead of schedule.

To convey or transmit through a medium.

The artist channeled his emotions through his paintings.

To form a channel or channels in.

The river channeled its way through the valley over centuries.

To serve as a medium for (a spirit).

The psychic claimed to channel the spirit of a famous historical figure.

Synonyms

channelnoun

Definitions

A length of water wider than a strait, joining two larger areas of water, especially two seas.

The English Channel separates southern England from northern France.

A band of frequencies used in radio and television transmission, especially as used by a particular station.

Please change the channel to watch the news.

A medium for communication or the passage of information.

Social media has become a popular channel for marketing.

A groove or furrow in a surface.

The rainwater flowed through the channel carved into the rock.

A tubular passage for liquids; a conduit.

The irrigation system uses channels to distribute water to the fields.

A means or route by which goods or services are distributed to customers.

The startup is looking for new sales channels to reach international markets.

The bed or deepest part of a river, harbor, or other waterway where the main current flows.

Barges must stay within the marked channel to avoid running aground.

channeladjective

Definitions

Relating to or designating a particular communication or distribution channel, especially when used attributively.

The company hired a channel manager to oversee partner relationships.

channelproper noun

Definitions

The stretch of sea separating southern England from northern France; the English Channel.

They sailed across the Channel in a small yacht.