panel
- noun
- /ˈpænəl/
- So this here is the back panel with the kickstand there.
- solar panel
- top panel
- bottom panel
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- So this here is the back panel with the kickstand there.
Examples
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You have to open the round panel in back and push the small button.
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So we're going to pull the panel off, lift that down.
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It's just an LED panel, but it looks good.
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Middle of the control panel, near the top.
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Solar panel technology for vehicles.
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An example window is shown by the thin line in the upper panel of Figure 1.
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It's made of these panels as you see around the room here.
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It's time to glue the front panel and paint everything white.
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A typical geometry is shown in the top panel of the figure.
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The electrician replaced the broken light panel in the ceiling.
Synonyms
A flat thin piece of material like metal or bone
A hinged or removable flat section like a table extension
Compounds
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A flat board with switches and dials that people use to run and check machines
A flat panel with dials and lights that shows condition and helps control a vehicle or machine
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An electronic device fixed to a wall that controls lights, heating, or security
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A small lamp that makes a car or plane instrument panel easy to read at night
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A system that warms rooms with hot wires or pipes inside walls, floors and ceilings
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Panel comes from an old Latin word pannus meaning 'cloth', and it first meant a small piece of cloth that became a flat part of a larger surface. So a panel today is a flat piece of something like an umbrella, dress, or sail.