Что означает channel на английском языке и каково определение channel?

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channel значение, определение, произношение, грамматика и синонимы❤️

0 a television or radio station (= broadcasting company) -- канал
1 a long, narrow passage for water or other liquids to flow along -- канал
- an irrigation channel
2 a way of communicating with people or getting something done -- путь, источник, канал
- a channel of communication
- Please make your request through the proper channels.
3 the narrow area of water between England and France -- Ла-Манш
4 a part of a river or sea that is deep and wide enough for ships to travel along -- фарватер
- a navigable channel
5 to direct water along a particular route -- пускать, направлять (воду)
- The waste water is channelled through this pipe.
6 to use money or energy for a particular purpose -- направлять
- We've channelled all our resources into this project.

High-pressure helium gas as a coolant is pumped through the coolant channels.
There are, however, reported differences in activation and inactivation between connexin hemichannels and pannexon channels that warrant further exploration.
One distinction that can be made is the sensitivity of gap junction channels and hemichannels of different types to intracellular and extracellular divalent ions.
Thus, even though the same agent receives the same fact from different sources, they have traversed different channels of agents to reach the current recipient.
Necessary supplies of timber were obtained through private channels.
Such donations are channelled through a senior monk intermediary who redistributes them to monks in his monastery.
Government channels are affected by a series of factors and consist of the concurrent parts of grain procurement and distribution.
Arbitration must take into account both the activation level of the various "input" cortical channels and previous experience in the current or related action-selection contexts.