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Definition of transmitted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
general transfersent from one place or person to another
- The message was transmitted instantly.
2.
signalTECH. sent out as a signal or broadcastTECH.
- The transmitted signal reached all the radios in the area.
3.
biologyTECH. handed down through heredityTECH.
- The transmitted trait was evident in all family members.
Expressions with transmitted
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shared through rumors or gossip
The information was transmitted through the grapevine, so its accuracy is questionable.
illness spread through sexual contact
Many sexually transmitted diseases can be prevented with proper precautions..
infection spread through sexual contact, may lack symptoms
Chlamydia is a common sexually transmitted infection.
light that passes through a material or specimen instead of reflecting
The microscope image was formed using transmitted light from the lamp below.
spread from one person to another by sexual contact
HIV is a sexually-transmitted virus.
Origin of transmitted
Latin, trans (across) + mittere (send)
Terms with transmitted included in their meaning
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communication
dispatched or transmitted from one place to another
transmit
be transmitted from one place to another
transmitted message
message or information sent via radio waves
media transmission
transmitted by radio or television
mechanics
position in machinery where no power is transmitted
human transmission
influenza virus transmitted from birds to humans
technology
radio service transmitted via the internet
broadcasting
not currently being broadcast or transmitted
mainstream trends
modern popular culture transmitted via mass media
communication
transmitted or passed along
technology
audio content transmitted over the internet
broadcast duration
duration a radio or TV program is transmitted
communication
document transmitted over telephone lines between offices
physics
force transmitted through a stretched object
transmission
be passed or transmitted through a series
transmission
means by which something is transmitted
computer sound
sound stored or transmitted in digital form
medical
barrier method to prevent sexually transmitted infections
medical
transmitted through contaminated food
communication
conveyed or transmitted through an intermediary
networking
amount of data transmitted through a network
internet message
data transmitted over a network
movement
spread or transmitted widely
electromagnetic transmission
electromagnetic waves transmitted by a radio device
Examples of transmitted in a sentence
We examined the transmitted signal for interference. The transmitted message was clear and concise. Transmitted data can be vulnerable to interception. The transmitted gene caused a rare condition. His transmitted features were unmistakably from his father.
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- French:transmis, héréditaire, ...
- German:übertragen, ausgestrahlt, ...
- Italian:trasmesso, diffuso, ...
- Spanish:transmitido, emitido, ...
- Portuguese:transmitido, emitido, ...
- Chinese:已传送的, 传输的, ...
- Japanese:送信された, 放送された, ...
- Arabic:مَنْقُول, مَبْعُوث, ...
- Hebrew:מְשׁוּדָּר, מְשַׁדֵּר, ...
- Russian:переданный, ...
- Ukrainian:переданий, спадковий, ...
- Hindi:प्रेषित, प्रसारित, ...
Definition of transmit - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
send informationsend or convey from one person or place to another
- The radio station will transmit the signal at noon..
2.
illness spreadspread or pass on a disease or condition
- Mosquitoes can transmit malaria through their bites..
3.
physicsTECH. convey energy or force through a mediumTECH.
- The cable transmits electricity efficiently.
4.
radio signalbroadcast a radio or television programme
- The show will be transmitted worldwide.
5.
inheritanceRare impart or hand down by inheritanceRare
- The family tradition was transmitted through generations.
Origin of transmit
Latin, trans (across) + mittere (send)
Examples of transmit in a sentence
Doctors can now transmit patient records electronically. Flu can easily transmit in crowded places. Doctors warned that the virus could transmit through contact. Fiber optics can transmit data at high speeds. The antenna is designed to transmit radio waves effectively. The concert will be transmitted live on national television.
They plan to transmit the documentary across multiple channels. The heirloom was transmitted to the eldest child. Values are often transmitted from parents to children.
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- French:transmettre, propager, ...
- German:übertragen, verbreiten, ...
- Italian:inviare, contagiare, ...
- Spanish:transmitir, contagiar, ...
- Portuguese:transmitir, passar, ...
- Chinese:传送, 传播, ...
- Japanese:送信する, 伝染させる, ...
- Arabic:نَقَلَ, عَدَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁדֵּר, לְהַדְבִּיק, ...
- Russian:передавать, распространять, ...
- Ukrainian:передавати, поширювати, ...
- Hindi:संचारित करना, संक्रमित करना, ...
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