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解説 Definition
channelled は channel（導く、向ける、経路に通す）の過去形・過去分詞です。形容詞としては、水・資金・努力などが特定の方向や経路へ向けられた状態を表します。
Directed, guided, or sent along a particular route or toward a specific purpose. It describes such things as water, money, effort, or emotion after they have been deliberately moved into a chosen outlet or use.
覚え方のコツ Memory Tip
原形 channel に過去分詞の -ed が付いた英国式の綴りで、語末の l を重ねます（米国式は channeled）。水路 channel に流れを通す像から、be channelled into～「水・資金・感情などが～へ振り向けられる」と覚えます。-ed は /d/ と発音します。
Start with the noun channel, a route through which water or information passes. As a verb, it means to guide something along such a route or toward a purpose. Channelled is its British past participle and adjective; the final l is doubled, while American English usually writes channeled. Remember common patterns such as water channelled into a drain, funds channelled into schools, and anger channelled into writing. The -ed ending is pronounced /d/, because channel ends in a voiced sound.
例文
The rainwater was channelled into a stone drain.
雨水は石造りの排水路へ流されました。
The extra funds were channelled into local schools.
追加資金は地域の学校へ振り向けられました。
His anger was channelled into a calm but firm letter.
彼の怒りは、冷静だが毅然とした手紙という形に向けられました。
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channelled の語源・成り立ち Etymology
channel（水路）の過去分詞形で「溝を通された」の意。channel は古フランス語 chanel からラテン語 canalis（溝・水路）に遡り、canna（葦・管）が語根。関連語：canal（運河）、cannon（砲、管状の武器）。水や力が一定の方向に導かれる様子を表す。
Channelled is the British spelling of the past participle of channel; American English usually has channeled. Channel entered English through Old French chanel, ultimately from Latin canalis, meaning a channel or pipe. Canalis is related to canna, “reed” or “tube.” The literal idea of directing water through a channel later developed into the broader sense of directing money, energy, effort, or emotion toward a particular destination.
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