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transmitter

/trænzˈmɪt.ər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa, animal ou dispositivo que envia ou transmite algo, como uma mensagem, uma doença ou um sinal de rádio ou televisão.

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noun

/trænzˈmɪt.ər/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa, animal ou dispositivo que envia ou transmite algo, como uma mensagem, uma doença ou um sinal de rádio ou televisão.

A noun referring to a person, animal, or device that sends or conveys something, such as a message, a disease, or a radio or television signal.

  1. Message senderB2formal

    A person who sends or conveys a message, information, or signal to others.

    ptEmissor

    • The transmitter of the news was a reliable journalist.
    • In communication theory, the transmitter encodes the message.
    • The transmitter of the warning was the local police chief.

    Sinônimoscommunicatorconveyordispatchermessengersender

  2. Disease carrierB2formalmedical

    An agent, such as a person, animal, or microorganism, that carries and transmits a disease to others.

    ptTransmissor

    • Mosquitoes are transmitters of malaria.
    • The patient was a transmitter of the infection.
    • Vaccination helps reduce the number of disease transmitters.

    Sinônimosbearercarriervector

  3. Broadcasting deviceB1formaltechnical

    A set of equipment used to broadcast radio or television signals.

    ptTransmissor

    • The radio station installed a new transmitter on the hill.
    • The transmitter sends signals to receivers across the city.
    • Technicians are repairing the television transmitter.

    Sinônimosemittersender

Formas
  • transmitters plural form
  • transmitters' possessive plural form
  • transmitter's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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