panels
nounUK /ˈpæn.əlz/
US /ˈpæn.əlz/
Flat pieces of wood, metal, or glass that make up part of a wall, door, or other surface.
The door had four wooden panels.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Groups of people chosen to discuss or decide something.
A panel of judges chose the winner.
3. Flat parts of a machine or vehicle that have controls or instruments.
The pilot checked the control panel.
4. Separate sections of a comic strip or story.
Each panel showed a different scene.