retransmission

UK
/ˌriːtrænˈsmɪʃən/
US
/ˌriːtrænˈsmɪʃən/
retransmissionnoun
retransmissions
pl
UK
/ˌriːtrænˈsmɪʃən/
US
/ˌriːtrænˈsmɪʃən/
Translations
The retransmission of the live concert allowed fans who missed it to enjoy the performance.
La retransmission du concert en direct a permis aux fans qui l’avaient manqué de profiter du spectacle.
Additional translations
retransmissionEn informatique, renvoi de paquets de données non acquittés.
Definitions
The act of sending a message, signal, or broadcast again, especially after it has been received.
The retransmission of the live concert allowed fans who missed it to enjoy the performance.
A broadcast or transmission that is sent again, often to reach a wider audience or to correct an error in the original transmission.
Due to technical difficulties, a retransmission of the news segment was scheduled for later in the evening.
In computer networking, the resending of data packets that have not been acknowledged.
Excessive retransmission can indicate network congestion or packet loss.
retransmissionadjective
UK
/ˌriːtrænzˈmɪʃən/
US
/ˌriːtrænzˈmɪʃən/
Used attributively before another noun to indicate relation to retransmission.
Translations
de retransmissionEmploi attributif.
The broadcaster incurred retransmission costs for the delayed feed.
Le diffuseur a supporté des coûts de retransmission pour le flux retardé.
Definitions
Relating to or involved in retransmission.
The broadcaster incurred retransmission costs for the delayed feed.