transmit
/trænzˈmɪt/
verb
- To send or pass something (such as a signal, message, or disease) from one place or person to another.
- Mosquitoes can transmit diseases like malaria.
- Please transmit the document to the office by email.
- The radio tower can transmit signals over long distances.
- To broadcast or send out (a program, information, etc.) electronically.
- The podcast is transmitted every Monday morning.
- Scientists transmit data from the space probe back to Earth.
- The station will transmit the game live on television.
- To pass on (a quality, feeling, or trait) to others.
- Her excitement transmitted to everyone in the room.
- Parents often transmit their values to their children.
- The teacher's love of reading transmitted to her students.
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