パネリスト

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

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panelist

A participant in a panel discussion or a member of a panel, typically in a conference, TV program, or academic setting.

He was invited as a panelist for the international conference.

テレビ番ばん組ぐみでパネリストが意い見けんを述のべた。

The panelist gave an opinion on the TV program.

〈人ひと〉をパネリストに招まねくto invite someone as a panelist
専せん門もん家かを三さん人にんパネリストに招まねいた。
We invited three experts as panelists.
パネリストとして発はつ言げんするto speak as a panelist
彼かの女じょはシンポジウムでパネリストとして発はつ言げんした。
She spoke as a panelist at the symposium.
パネリストに選えらばれるto be chosen as a panelist
彼かれはテレビ番ばん組ぐみのパネリストに選えらばれた。
He was chosen as a panelist for the TV program.

パネラー
パネラー and パネリスト both mean a panel-discussion participant, but パネリスト is the more standard, widely used term while パネラー is a somewhat older or more casual variant.
討とう論ろん者しゃ
討論者 is a general word for someone taking part in a debate, whereas パネリスト specifically refers to a member of a formal panel (e.g. on TV or at a conference).
モニターN2
パネリスト is a general term for someone who sits on a panel to give opinions, whereas モニター specifically means a person who tests products or media and reports feedback.

人にん
The everyday counter for people: 一人 (ひとり), 二人 (ふたり), 三人 (さんにん).
名めいN2
More formal than 人 — used for headcounts in reservations, staff lists, and announcements (5名様).

Loanword from English 'panelist'.