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paneled

/ˈpæn.əld/

paneledadjective

more paneled

Comp.

most paneled

Super.

/ˈpæn.əld/

Translations

панельный

The room had a paneled ceiling that added a touch of elegance.

В комнате был панельный потолок, который добавлял элегантности.

Definitions

Having panels or sections, often referring to walls, doors, or other surfaces that are divided into distinct, flat sections.

The paneled walls of the library gave it a classic and sophisticated look.

Synonyms

panelnoun

Definitions

A flat or curved component, typically rectangular, that forms or is set into the surface of a door, wall, or ceiling.

The wooden panel on the door was intricately carved.

A group of people gathered to discuss, investigate, or decide on a particular matter.

The panel of judges will announce the winner of the competition tomorrow.

A section of a comic strip or graphic novel, typically a single drawing or illustration.

The artist spent hours perfecting each panel of the comic book.

A flat board on which instruments or controls are mounted.

The pilot checked the control panel before takeoff.

A piece of fabric forming part of a garment.

The dress was designed with a lace panel at the back.

panelverb

paneled

Past Simple

paneled

Past Simple

paneled

Past Participle

paneling

Gerund

/ˈpæn.əl/

Translations

обшивать

They decided to panel the walls with wood.

Они решили обшивать стены деревом.

Additional translations

окантовать

оборудовать

оформить

Definitions

To cover or decorate with panels.

They decided to panel the walls with oak for a more rustic look.

To select or appoint a group of people to serve on a panel.

The committee will panel experts from various fields to discuss the issue.

Synonyms

paneladjective

Definitions

Attributive. Relating to or featuring a panel of people, or made of flat structural sections.

The organizers scheduled a panel discussion on renewable energy.