transmitting

indénombrable

A noun referring to the act or process of sending a message, signal, or information from one place or person to another.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant l'action ou le processus d'envoyer un message, un signal ou une information d'un endroit ou d'une personne à une autre.

1. Act of sending a message B2 formal

   The process or act of sending a message, signal, or information from one place to another.

   • The transmitting of the data took only a few seconds.
   • Efficient transmitting of information is crucial in modern communication.
   • The transmitting of radio signals requires a clear frequency.

   🇫🇷Transmission de message

   Synonymes: communicationconveyancedispatchforwardingsendingtransfertransferencetransmission

   Antonymes: listeningreception

• transmittings plural form
• transmittings' possessive plural form
• transmitting's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to send or convey something, such as a signal, message, or disease, from one place or person to another.

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant envoyer ou faire passer quelque chose, comme un signal, un message ou une maladie, d'un endroit ou d'une personne à un autre.

1. Send or convey signals B2 formal technical

   To send or convey electrical signals, data, or information from one place to another.

   • The radio tower transmits signals over a wide area.
   • The satellite transmits data back to Earth.
   • This device transmits information wirelessly.

   🇫🇷Transmettre (signaux)

   Synonymes: beambroadcastcommunicateconveydispatchforwardpass onrelaysendtransfer

   Antonymes: receive

2. Spread disease B2 formal medical

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

   • Mosquitoes can transmit malaria to humans.
   • The virus is transmitted through respiratory droplets.
   • Proper hygiene helps prevent transmitting infections.

   🇫🇷transmettre (une maladie)

   Synonymes: carrycommunicateconveypass onspreadtransfer

3. Pass on or convey B2 formal

   To pass something (like a quality, feeling, or message) from one person to another.

   • Parents often transmit their values to their children.
   • The teacher transmitted her enthusiasm for science to the class.
   • He transmitted the instructions to his team.

   🇫🇷Transmettre (sens : faire passer)

   Synonymes: carrychannelcommunicateconveyforwardimpartpass onrelaytransfer

   Antonymes: keepretainwithhold

• transmitted past participle
• transmitted past simple
• transmitting present participle
• transmits third person singular