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transmitted

/trænzˈmɪtɪd/

transmittedadjective

more transmitted

Comp.

most transmitted

Super.

/trænzˈmɪtɪd/

Used attributively as the past participle adjective of the verb 'transmit'.

Translations

transmisSens général : envoyé ou relayé d’un point à un autre.

The transmitted signal was clear and strong, allowing for uninterrupted communication.

Le signal transmis était clair et puissant, permettant une communication ininterrompue.

transmisSens médical et biologique : qui se transmet d’un organisme à un autre.

Sexually transmitted infections can have serious health consequences.

Les infections sexuellement transmises peuvent avoir de graves conséquences sur la santé.

Definitions

Sent or conveyed from one person, place, or thing to another.

The transmitted signal was clear and strong, allowing for uninterrupted communication.

Passed or spread from one organism, medium, or source to another.

Sexually transmitted infections can have serious health consequences.

Synonyms

passed on

transmitverb

transmitted

Past Simple

transmitted

Past Simple

transmitted

Past Participle

transmitting

ing-form

/trænzˈmɪt/

Translations

transmettre

The radio tower is used to transmit signals across the region.

La tour radio est utilisée pour transmettre des signaux dans toute la région.

transmettreSens médical.

Mosquitoes can transmit malaria to humans.

Les moustiques peuvent transmettre le paludisme aux humains.

transmettre

The teacher tried to transmit her enthusiasm for the subject to her students.

L'enseignante a essayé de transmettre son enthousiasme pour la matière à ses élèves.

diffuserDiffusion radiophonique ou télévisée.

The news station will transmit the live event at 8 PM.

La chaîne d'information diffusera l'événement en direct à 20 h.

transmettreSens technique ou physique.

Copper wires transmit electricity efficiently.

Les fils de cuivre transmettent l'électricité efficacement.

Additional translations

émettrePour un signal, une émission ou un flux radio.

Definitions

To send or convey from one person or place to another.

The radio tower is used to transmit signals across the region.

To pass on a disease or infection from one person or organism to another.

Mosquitoes can transmit malaria to humans.

To communicate or convey information, thoughts, or feelings.

The teacher tried to transmit her enthusiasm for the subject to her students.

To broadcast or send out a program or signal via radio, television, or other means.

The news station will transmit the live event at 8 PM.

To conduct or allow (energy, sound, or light) to pass through a medium.

Copper wires transmit electricity efficiently.

Synonyms

pass on

Antonyms