panel
US /ˈpæn.əl/
UK /ˈpæn.əl/
1.
panel, placa
a flat, usually rectangular, piece of material, such as wood, glass, or metal, that forms part of a larger surface or is used to cover an opening
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The car door had a dented panel.
La puerta del coche tenía un panel abollado.
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Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity.
Los paneles solares convierten la luz solar en electricidad.
2.
panel, comité
a group of people gathered for a special purpose, such as to discuss an issue, judge a competition, or advise on a matter
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The expert panel discussed the economic crisis.
El panel de expertos discutió la crisis económica.
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She was invited to join the judging panel.
Fue invitada a unirse al panel de jueces.
1.
panelar, revestir
to cover or decorate with panels
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They decided to panel the walls of the study with dark wood.
Decidieron panelar las paredes del estudio con madera oscura.
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The old room was beautifully paneled in oak.
La antigua habitación estaba bellamente panelada en roble.