Summary
channel {noun}
canal · cauce · perfil acalanado
to channel {verb}
encaminar · acanalar · canalizar · encauzar · encanalar
English-Spanish translation for "channel"
"channel" Spanish translation
channel {noun}
I was promised back in September that there would be a Dutch channel by January.
Press the ENTER button to quickly go back to the last channel you were watching.
Media Center will scan each channel individually and display its signal strength.
Watch live TV on one channel while recording a show on a different channel.
Why is public opinion in Great Britain unlike that on the other side of the Channel?
They are targeting the independent press because it is a major channel for reformists.
The normal channel for such items is the topical and urgent debate.
The Union does not consider that the creation of a further channel of negotiation would assist at this time.
That is the channel to be used, Mr President.
channel {noun}
to channel {verb}
to channel [channeled; channelled|channeled; channelled] {vb} (also: to direct, to guide)
to channel [channeled; channelled|channeled; channelled] {vb} (also: to flute, to groove)
to channel [channeled; channelled|channeled; channelled] {vb} (also: to pipe, to canalize, to funnel)
It is politically vital for us to have a major project that is able to channel our efforts.
How best can they channel the view of local communities to the Brussels policy makers?
I should point out that the European Investment Fund has always endeavoured to channel funding to countries where there is little demand.
Does the President-in-Office believe that the European Union could channel aid to alleviate starvation more effectively than is now the
Finally, visitors to other countries are perhaps more aware than others of the urgent need there is to increase and channel international
to channel [channeled; channelled|channeled; channelled] {v.t.} (also: to bank)
This is a specific case in which such dialogue should be used to channel a very serious problem.
Only now are we beginning to channel this force.
It would help young Europeans channel their efforts on a broader level than just national.
In order to channel the involvement of the population productively, I believe that the Belgian Presidency should make a real project out of
The serious problem we have is that all that European Union aid, those many millions of euros, is being channelled by means of Pakistan.
to channel [channeled; channelled|channeled; channelled] {v.t.} (also: to pipe)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "channel":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "channel" in Spanish
Similar words
chandelier · chandler · change · changeability · changeable · changeless · changeover · changer · changes · changing · channel · channeling · channelled · channels · chanson · chant · chanteuse · chantry · Chanukah · chaos · chaotic
Even more translations in the English-Norwegian dictionary by bab.la.