panel
8 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
panels
plural
panels
Britannica Dictionary definition of PANEL
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a
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a group of people who answer questions, give advice or opinions about something, or take part in a discussion for an audience
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The university is hosting a panel on free speech.
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Tonight's show features a panel of famous chefs.
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Three of the members on the panel are doctors.
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a panel discussion on (the topic of) education
b
:
a group of people with special knowledge, skill, or experience who give advice or make decisions
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The advisory panel has recommended that the drug be approved.
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A panel of judges selected the book for this year's award.
2
a
:
one of the flat pieces that make up a door, wall, or ceiling
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The room was visible through the door's glass panel.
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One of the ceiling panels needs to be replaced.
b
:
a piece of cloth that makes up part of something sewn together
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Each of the skirt's five panels is a different color.
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Sew the two panels together to form a tablecloth.
c
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a piece of metal or plastic that forms part of the outside surface of a vehicle
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Aside from a dent in one of the side panels the car is in good shape.
3
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a flat surface where the controls of a vehicle, machine, etc., are located
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see also instrument panel
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the control panel
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The last number you called is listed on the phone's display panel.
2
panel
/ˈpænl̟/
verb
panels
US
paneled
or British
panelled
US
paneling
or British
panelling
2
panel
/ˈpænl̟/
verb
panels
US
paneled
or British
panelled
US
paneling
or British
panelling
Britannica Dictionary definition of PANEL
[+ object]
:
to cover (a wall, ceiling, etc.) with flat pieces of wood, glass, etc.
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We paneled the living room with oak.
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The walls were paneled in oak.
— paneled
adjective-
The bedroom had dark paneled walls and large windows.
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a heavy paneled door
