Rechercher
to transmit
01
transmettre, communiquer
to send or convey something from one person or place to another
Transitive: to transmit data
Example
With the click of a button, social media users can transmit messages, images, and videos to their followers.
The courier was instructed to transmit the documents from New York to the headquarters in London.
Scientists developed a device that can transmit data wirelessly from a wearable sensor to a central monitoring system.
02
transmettre
to convey or communicate something, such as information, ideas, or emotions, from one person to another
Transitive: to transmit information or emotions | to transmit information or emotions to sb
Example
The radio host skillfully transmitted breaking news updates to the listeners.
In a heartfelt letter, she transmitted her love and gratitude to her parents.
Skilled diplomats work to transmit the intentions and concerns of their respective governments to reach mutual agreements.
03
diffuser
to send out electrical signals or to broadcast television or radio programs
Transitive: to transmit a signal or broadcast
Example
The television network transmitted breaking news updates across the nation.
The radio station transmitted the live coverage of the sports event.
In the early days of radio, operators would transmit Morse code signals to communicate across long distances.
Exemple
With the click of a button, social media users can transmit messages, images, and videos to their followers.
The courier was instructed to transmit the documents from New York to the headquarters in London.
Scientists developed a device that can transmit data wirelessly from a wearable sensor to a central monitoring system.
In the digital age, email is a common tool to transmit messages and documents swiftly from one user to another.
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