Definition of panellist in English:
panellist
(US panelist)
noun ˈpan(ə)lɪstˈpænələst
A member of a panel, especially in a broadcast game or discussion.
（尤指广播电视的竞赛小组或专题讨论小组的）小组成员
Example sentencesExamples
- And the commission has continued to let the candidates nominate and veto panelists.
- Three of the four panelists are current or former editorial page editors.
- It is a discussion among the panelists with all of you able to comment online.
- The three were panelists during a discussion here on Saturday about the prospects of the upcoming Assembly session.
- Not that the webcast was entirely doom and gloom; panelists examined ways to adapt.
- In the end, each side of the panellists agreed that the two countries should bridge the gap and merge their strengths together.
- He came in for tough criticism over his handling of the All-Ireland semi-final from Sunday Game panelists.
- Four panellists take questions from the audience on issues such as the cost of organic food, GM safety, affordability of good quality food, and the viability of buying local produce.
- This is an instance of an audience member misunderstanding a panelist and being corrected.
- The format of the event is designed to stimulate debate in a forum discussion, supplemented by a variety of masterclasses run by panellists and key contributors.
- Johnny will keep his own brand of order over guest panellists drawn from those who write about, broadcast on and participate in sport who will compete for points.
- The panelists were discussing what it takes to be a good anchor in newsrooms today.
- Following their prepared statements the moderator initiated a discussion among panelists.
- The range of phenotypes both among panelists and among members of the audience was huge.
- More than a year later, she was a panelist on a BBC radio program.
- Leveling that kind of criticism gets easier as time goes on, panelists agreed.
- Some panelists may double as members of the research committee, on which there will be no government representatives.
- As some panelists indicated, they begin by asking questions that point to an ethical process.
- Harding reappeared as a panellist on the fifth programme, broadcast on 13 August 1951.
- Viewers will be invited to enter the discussion with Ray and the panellists through email and text, with a weekly challenge to beat the expert panel's score predictions.