channel
/ˈtʃænəl/Definitions
1. noun
A narrow stream of fluid, especially water, flowing through a confined passage, or a means of communication, such as a television or radio broadcast.
“The ship navigated the channel to avoid the shallow waters.”
2. noun
A pathway or route, especially for a particular activity or interest, such as a TV or radio channel.
“I changed the channel to watch my favorite show.”
3. verb
To direct or divert something, such as a flow of fluid or an electrical signal, into a particular course or through a particular medium.
“The engineer had to channel the water into a new pipe.”
4. verb
To direct or guide someone or something, especially in a particular direction or course of action.
“The coach helped the player to channel their energy and focus on the game.”