IPA: /ˈtʃænəl/
KK: /ˈtʃænəl/
A way or method for communication or access, often referring to a route for information or a physical passage between two areas.
The company uses various channels to communicate with its customers.
To direct or guide something along a specific path or course.
She decided to channel her energy into painting instead of worrying.
Past: channeled
Past Participle: channeled
Channel → It originates from the Old French word *canal*, which comes from the Latin *canalis* (meaning a pipe or groove). The word 'channel' refers to a conduit or passage for water or other substances, reflecting its original meaning of a pipe or groove.
Think of a 'pipe' or 'groove' that directs water — that's what a channel does.