英语词汇panel的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

panel AC /ˈpænl/ noun 1. a group of people who have been chosen to give advice or opinions on somethingphrasesa panel of experts/judges/scientists A distinguished panel of experts will give their opinions on the issue.a member of a panel also a panel member I agree with the other members of the panel.the chairman/chair of a panel The chairman of the panel is appointed by the government.adjectives/nouns + panelan international panel An international panel of scientists has warned that the drug may cause cancer.an independent panel They were chosen for the award by an independent panel of judges.an advisory panel He agreed with the advisory panel's conclusions.a selection panel The team will be picked by a selection panel.a judging panel (=one that judges a competition) The judging panel was impressed with the creativity of the entries.an interview panel She had to face an interview panel of three senior managers.a review panel The company set up a review panel to examine the factory’s safety.verbs + panelset up a panel (=establish a panel) The Market Research Society has set up a panel to investigate.appoint a panel The government appointed a panel of food experts.sit on a panel (=be a member of a panel) Professor Turner was invited to sit on the panel.chair/head a panel (=be in charge of a panel) The advisory panel is chaired by Professor Michael Richards.panel + verbsa panel is made up of sb The panel is made up of five independent legal experts.a panel includes sb The judging panel includes authors and critics.a panel meets The panel meets once every two weeks.panel + nounsa panel discussion The talk will be followed by a panel discussion on modern families.prepositionson the panel There are three people on the panel.a panel on sth a report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change2. a flat piece of something which forms part of a door, wall, piece of furniture, or piece of equipmentadjectives/nouns + panela glass/wooden/metal panel The safe was hidden behind a wooden panel in the study.a door/wall/ceiling/fence panel The burglars had smashed one of the door panels.the front/back/side/central panel A key was taped to the back panel of the drawer.verbsslide a panel (back/open) A man slid back the glass panel and looked out at him enquiringly.

词组	panel
释义	panel AC /ˈpænl/ noun 1. a group of people who have been chosen to give advice or opinions on somethingphrasesa panel of experts/judges/scientists A distinguished panel of experts will give their opinions on the issue.a member of a panel also a panel member I agree with the other members of the panel.the chairman/chair of a panel The chairman of the panel is appointed by the government.adjectives/nouns + panelan international panel An international panel of scientists has warned that the drug may cause cancer.an independent panel They were chosen for the award by an independent panel of judges.an advisory panel He agreed with the advisory panel's conclusions.a selection panel The team will be picked by a selection panel.a judging panel (=one that judges a competition) The judging panel was impressed with the creativity of the entries.an interview panel She had to face an interview panel of three senior managers.a review panel The company set up a review panel to examine the factory’s safety.verbs + panelset up a panel (=establish a panel) The Market Research Society has set up a panel to investigate.appoint a panel The government appointed a panel of food experts.sit on a panel (=be a member of a panel) Professor Turner was invited to sit on the panel.chair/head a panel (=be in charge of a panel) The advisory panel is chaired by Professor Michael Richards.panel + verbsa panel is made up of sb The panel is made up of five independent legal experts.a panel includes sb The judging panel includes authors and critics.a panel meets The panel meets once every two weeks.panel + nounsa panel discussion The talk will be followed by a panel discussion on modern families.prepositionson the panel There are three people on the panel.a panel on sth a report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change2. a flat piece of something which forms part of a door, wall, piece of furniture, or piece of equipmentadjectives/nouns + panela glass/wooden/metal panel The safe was hidden behind a wooden panel in the study.a door/wall/ceiling/fence panel The burglars had smashed one of the door panels.the front/back/side/central panel A key was taped to the back panel of the drawer.verbsslide a panel (back/open) A man slid back the glass panel and looked out at him enquiringly.
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