noun
- a television or radio station
- a passage for water or other liquids to flow through
- a means of communication or access
verb
- to direct something through a particular route or system
- to focus or concentrate energy or attention on something
Examples
- She changed the channel to watch the news.
- The irrigation channel carries water to the fields.
- We need to find a better channel of communication.
- Ships pass through the English Channel daily.
- The company will channel funds into research.
- He channeled his anger into productive work.
- The storm created a new channel in the riverbank.
- Please channel all complaints through the manager.