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Meanings of panel (panelled) in English

Catalan
vinyeta
Spanish
viñeta
Wikidata

Individual frame in the multiple-panel sequence of a comic.

        Related terms
        vinyeta
        Wikidata

        Something filling up a gap or covering up a (small) distance.

              No examples available for any of the synonyms
              Portuguese
              tabuleiro
              Catalan
              tauler
              Spanish
              tablero

              An electrical device consisting of an insulated panel containing switches and dials and meters for controlling other electrical devices.

                    tabuleiro
                    Catalan
                    seleccionar
                    Spanish
                    elegir

                    Select from a list.

                          seleccionar
                          Usage of panelled in English
                          1
                          Mirrors panelled the walls, the doors, the very backs of the shutters.
                          Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts: A Book of Stories
                          2
                          Later that day he walks back into a panelled chamber at Greenwich.
                          Wolf hall
                          3
                          The aforementioned Apicius would have never once thought of the panelled cupboards.
                          Aurelian; or, Rome in the Third Century
                          4
                          In the dining-room, which was panelled with black oak, was the Christmas-tree.
                          Allan's Wife
                          5
                          They led up to a panelled wall and then shifted abruptly left.
                          The genesis secret
                          6
                          She hurried to the library, the large panelled room behind the dining-room.
                          Lady Rose's Daughter
                          7
                          Your father-He paused before a picture set in the panelled wall.
                          Sir Mortimer: A Novel
                          8
                          The grand oriel window and panelled and groined entrance are justly admired.
                          Wanderings in Wessex / An Exploration of the Southern Realm from...
                          9
                          The walls were oak-panelled, and hung with a collection of old prints.
                          The Evil Shepherd
                          10
                          Their sombreness was increased by the oak with which they were panelled.
                          The Magician
                          11
                          In Solitude's wood-panelled boardroom are the architects' drawings for the revamped grounds.
                          The Guardian
                          12
                          It is panelled with cedar-wood also and sparely hung with old prints.
                          The Reflections of Ambrosine: A Novel
                          13
                          The scene is the lofty richly-panelled office of an Irish Locomotive Superintendent.
                          The Irish Times
                          14
                          The walls were panelled with dark oak, and hung with oil paintings.
                          The Great Secret
                          15
                          Downstairs floors are polished timber and many ceilings are also pine panelled.
                          The Irish Times
                          16
                          Miko slid the paper-panelled door to one side, revealing the room beyond.
                          Brave New World
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                          Translations for panelled
                          Panelled through the time
                          Panelled across language varieties
                          Ireland
                          Common
                          United Kingdom
                          Common