transmitting
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
v.sending out electronic signals, such as radio, television, or internet data.
v.the act of broadcasting or sending electromagnetic signals from a transmitter to a receiver.
Simple“The tower is transmitting a strong signal to all the mobile phones in the area.”
In context“The satellite is currently transmitting high-resolution telemetry data back to the ground station for further analysis by the engineering team.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
v.passing a virus or illness from one person to another.
v.the process of passing a pathogen or infection from one host to another.
Simple“Washing your hands helps prevent you from transmitting germs to your family.”
In context“Public health officials focused on identifying the primary vectors responsible for transmitting the virus within densely populated urban centres.”
Synonymsspreadingpassing onAntonyms - 03 C1 Advanced
n.the actual process or instance of sending something across a distance.
n.the action or process of transmission; used as a gerund to describe the state of sending.
Simple“The transmitting of secret messages was very difficult during the war.”
In context“The constant transmitting of updates ensured that the remote team remained synchronized with the central office's shifting priorities.”
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