Channel

Channel
channel [ˈt∫ænl]
1. noun
   a. (TV) chaîne f
   b. ( = navigable passage) chenal m ; (for irrigation) (small) rigole f ; (wider) canal m
• the (English) Channel la Manche
   c. ( = groove in surface) rainure f
   d. (Customs) red/green channel file f marchandises à déclarer/rien à déclarer
   e. ( = system) voie f
• channel of communication voie f de communication
• all the diplomatic channels available toutes les voies diplomatiques possibles
• to go through the usual channels suivre la filière habituelle
2. transitive verb
[+ energies, efforts, resources] canaliser (towards, into vers)
3. compounds
► Channel ferry noun (British) ferry m transmanche inv
► the Channel Islands, the Channel Isles plural noun les îles fpl Anglo-Normandes
► channel-surfing noun zapping m, pitonnage m(Can)
► the Channel tunnel noun le tunnel sous la Manche
* * *
['tʃænl] 1.
proper noun (also English Channel)

the Channel — la Manche

2.
noun modifier [crossing, port] de la Manche

English-French dictionary. 2013.

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