English, 24.10.2020 06:30, RichardKing2376
Channel. chan. nul. [CHAN nul]. [from Latin canalis, canal]. 1 (noun) A narrow body of water. 2 (noun) A means of communication. 3. (noun) A radio or television frequency. 4. (noun) A passage shaped like a tube. 5. (noun) A gutter. 6. (verb) To make a groove in. 7. (verb) To direct through a channel.
Which definition of channel is used in each sentence? Type the number of the correct definition.
He learned how to channel his anger.
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The diplomat served as a channel between the two presidents.
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The Bering Strait is a channel between Russia and Alaska.
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