Pronunciation: /ˈtʃænəl/
noun a band of frequencies used in radio and television transmission, especially as used by a particular station.
A1 I watch cartoons on the children's channel.
A2 She changed the TV channel to watch the news.
B1 The company uses social media channels to promote their products.
B2 The communication channel between the two departments needs to be improved.
C1 The channel of distribution for our products is through online retailers.
C2 The marketing team is analyzing the performance of each sales channel to optimize revenue.
verb to provide or control a route for a communication or process.
A1 I channel surf on the TV to find something to watch.
A2 She channels her energy into her artwork.
B1 The company channels its resources towards research and development.
B2 He channels his frustration into playing sports.
C1 The artist channels her emotions into her paintings, creating powerful works of art.
C2 The politician channels public opinion to shape their policies.
formal The television channel broadcasted the news live from the scene.
informal I saw on the channel that there's a new show coming out next week.
slang I can't find the remote to change the channel.
figurative She found a new channel for her creativity after taking up painting.
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