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channels
/ˈtʃænəlz/
When used as a noun, "channels" can refer to physical paths (like water), technical signals (like TV), or social systems (like professional hierarchies). Depending on the context, it can be countable or uncountable. As a verb, "channel" is often used metaphorically. For example, "channeling energy" means focusing your feelings toward a specific goal rather than letting them go to waste. In formal business settings, "official channels" refers to the correct, approved way of communicating within an organization.
💬Trò chuyện
Your appeal was rejected. You must use the proper administrative channels to contest this fine.
I'm totally over these rules. I just want to go home.
Ý nghĩa
The lengths of seabed along which a current flows; or artificial waterways dug to allow the passage of boats.
"The ship navigated through the deep channels of the strait."
A medium for communication, such as a television station or a specific frequency for radio transmission.
"The news was broadcast across multiple digital channels simultaneously."
A method or system used for achieving a particular purpose or communicating information.
"We must use official channels to submit the formal complaint."