panel
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈpænəl/
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panel
- Additionally, many schools hold public lectures, panels, and talks that are free or low-cost.
- a panel member
- an expert panel
- an advisory panel
Now do we have on our panel A veteran?
- Now do we have on our panel A veteran?
- So they got King Louie to convene a panel to investigate Messner.
- And it was a list of panel meet and greet.
- And apparently he convened a panel to disclose this whole story.
- We're particularly delighted to have such a diverse panel of distinguished guests.
- So that'll be the first question, something that the panel can kind of weigh in on.
- But it was like, I, I hosted Tana's Vidcon panel when Jake proposed.
- I am doing a panel for Filipino Heritage Month.
- And even they knew on that panel after the fact it didn't work.
Examples
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The panel of experts will provide their insights during the seminar.
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Let's turn to our esteemed panel of judges.
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Plus, the audience gets a chance to ask the panel questions as well.
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So a question to the panel, is this OK?
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We'll have our science panel in the studio when we return.
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Every judge on the panel is on your payroll.
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Well, let's see how you did with our panel of judges.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee today authorized a special panel to investigate the current situation in New York City.
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During this section, they give a 10-15 minute presentation to a panel of advertising professionals.
Academic text (2008) -
Let's meet our panel.
Synonyms
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3.2
A group of people who meet to discuss and make decisions about something
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2.9
A group of people who meet to discuss and make decisions about a town or organization
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2.3
A group of people who judge a competition and choose the winners
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4.2
A group of people who meet to make official decisions
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7.4
A group of people, usually judges, who decide cases in court
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.4
A flat board with switches and dials that people use to run and check machines
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3.9
A flat panel with dials and lights that shows condition and helps control a vehicle or machine
- Specialized
A system that warms rooms with hot wires or pipes inside walls, floors and ceilings
- Specialized
A small lamp that makes a car or plane instrument panel easy to read at night
- Specialized
An electronic device fixed to a wall that controls lights, heating, or security
How Official
Surface Forms
Etymology
Panel later came to mean a list or group of people named to judge or advise, because people were put on a 'panel' list and the word came to mean the group itself. That's why a panel is a committee or jury of experts.