I. channel [ˈtʃænəl] N
| I | channel |
|---|---|
| you | channel |
| he/she/it | channels |
| we | channel |
| you | channel |
| they | channel |
| I | channelled /  channeled |
|---|---|
| you | channelled / channeled |
| he/she/it | channelled / channeled |
| we | channelled / channeled |
| you | channelled / channeled |
| they | channelled / channeled |
| I | have | channelled / channeled |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | channelled / channeled |
| he/she/it | has | channelled / channeled |
| we | have | channelled / channeled |
| you | have | channelled / channeled |
| they | have | channelled / channeled |
| I | had | channelled / channeled |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | channelled / channeled |
| he/she/it | had | channelled / channeled |
| we | had | channelled / channeled |
| you | had | channelled / channeled |
| they | had | channelled / channeled |
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Heavy green drapes block out the sun, the better to channel-surf on that 6-foot flat-screen.
europe.newsweek.com What about the factors that make people stop watching a show, and instead channel-surf to explore other viewing options?
entertainment.inquirer.net Fortunately, the end of the race is slightly less borked than last year, where the very, very end required yet another channel-hop.
blackflag.jalopnik.com The promoters state that lorries already make a modal interchange to go through the Channel Tunnel.
en.wikipedia.org This is particularly of use in areas where trains may travel but automobiles can not, such as the Channel Tunnel.
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