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♦ panel /ˈpænl/n.1 pannello; riquadro; formella: panel heater, pannello radiante; panel heating, riscaldamento a pannelli radianti; ( anche miss.) solar panel, pannello solare2 (autom.) lamiera; pannello ( di carrozzeria): panel beater, battilastra; battilamiere; lamierista; panel beating, raddrizzatura delle lamiere3 quadro di comandi; pulsantiera; control panel, pannello di controllo; push-button panel, pulsantiera; instrument panel, plancia portastrumenti; cruscotto7 gruppo ( di valutatori, investigatori, ecc.); commissione; collegio; giuria: (leg.) panel of arbitrators, collegio arbitrale; a panel of examiners, una commissione esaminatrice8 gruppo di esperti; panel; convegno; tavola rotonda: ( radio, TV, ecc.) a panel discussion, una tavola rotonda10 (in GB) elenco dei medici convenzionati con la mutua; (i) mutuati ( d'un medico convenzionato): ( di paziente) to be on a doctor's panel, essere mutuato; avere la mutua; ( di medico) to be on the panel, essere convenzionato con la mutua; panel doctor, medico convenzionato (o mutualistico)● panel board, tavolo da disegno ( con fermafoglio); cartone per pannelli; (elettron.) quadro strumenti □ ( radio, TV) panel game (o panel show), programma di intrattenimento a quiz con personalità note come concorrenti □ (edil.) panel wall, parete divisoria □ panel work, pannellatura.(to) panel /ˈpænl/v. t.1 rivestire di pannelli; pannellare4 (ind. min.) sezionare.
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