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Meanings of canal in English
A bodily passage or tube lined with epithelial cells and conveying a secretion or other substance.
Usage of canal in English
1
A senior canal official said it had received no notification so far.
2
It's difficult to reach the canal, whether by water or by land.
3
Britain and France attacked the canal zone with the support of Israel.
4
In particular the conversation incident to the canal-boat wager was disturbing him.
5
The canal at Marseilles should receive special mention in the general report.
6
His main job, though, is to interest American shippers in the canal.
7
Conclusions: This forms the largest pediatric study of canal dehiscence to date.
8
The length of the canal was about one and a half miles.
9
However, there was no report on root canal anatomy of anterior teeth.
10
The resulting explosion discharged thousands of gallons of oil into the canal.
11
There was evidently a canal in the centre of the spinal marrow.
12
The canal is cut 2 miles through rock to avoid the falls.
13
Extensive works were undertaken in 1894 for the widening of the canal.
14
The opening made by the canal of Huehuetoca was plain in sight.
15
According to the map, the canal should not be too far away.
16
But wind and wave action was pushing water over the canal levee.
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Translations for canal
Spanish
Canal through the time
Canal across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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