See Also: Panel(law)
Panel (1)(law)
panel(dictionary)
panel pin(dictionary)
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panel(2)(dictionary)
panel(1)(dictionary)
Panel(medicine)
Arbitration panel(finance)
panel truck(dictionary)

panel (oh)



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1 ?group of people?
2 ?piece of something?
3 instrument/control panel
4 ?picture?
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[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: 'piece of cloth, piece', from Latin pannus; PANE]
?GROUP OF PEOPLE?
[also + plural verb British English] a) a group of people with skills or specialist knowledge who have been chosen to give advice or opinions on a particular subject
panel of
::A panel of experts has looked at the proposal.
on a panel
::There will be at least three senior doctors on the panel.
b) a group of well-known people who answer questions on a radio or television programme
-see also panellist panellist on a panel
::We have two senior politicians on our panel tonight.
c) AmE a group of people who are chosen to listen to a case in a court of law and to decide the result
-synonym jury jury
::The panel spent 14 hours going over the evidence.
?PIECE OF SOMETHING?
a) a flat piece of wood, glass etc with straight sides, which forms part of a door, wall, fence etc
::a stained glass panel
::There were a few panels missing from the fence.
b) a piece of metal that forms part of the outer structure of a vehicle
::One of the door panels was badly damaged and had to be replaced.
c) a piece of material that forms part of a piece of clothing
::a skirt made in six panels
instrument/control panel
a board in a car, plane, boat etc that has the controls on it
?PICTURE?
a thin board with a picture painted on it
-see also solar panel