Empanelled - English meaning

Empanelled – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Enlist or enrol (a jury).
Usage examples:
He could have gone to the u.s. attorney and empaneled a grand jury.

镶嵌

Ingelijfd

Constitué

Aufgewertet

पैनल

Empanato

강화

Эмпанели

Empanado

Word origin

late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French empaneller, from em- ‘in’ + Old French panel ‘panel’.

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verb
Enlist or enrol (a jury).
Usage examples:
He could have gone to the u.s. attorney and empaneled a grand jury.

Present participle of empanel

verb
Enlist or enrol (a jury).
Usage examples:
He could have gone to the u.s. attorney and empaneled a grand jury.

verb
In a law court, to choose the people who will form the jury for a trial

verb
Enlist or enrol (a jury).
Usage examples:
He could have gone to the u.s. attorney and empaneled a grand jury.

verb
In a law court, to choose the people who will form the jury for a trial

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