transmit

transmit
transitive verb,
-tt-
1) (pass on) übersenden [Nachricht]; übertragen [Krankheit]; überliefern [Wissen, Kenntnisse]; (genetically) [weiter]vererben [Eigenschaft]
2) durchlassen [Licht]; übertragen [Druck, Schall]; leiten [Wärme, Elektrizität]
3) (Radio, Telev.) ausstrahlen; (via satellite also; by wire) übertragen
* * *
[trænz'mit]
past tense, past participle - transmitted; verb
1) (to pass on: He transmitted the message; Insects can transmit disease.) übermitteln,-tragen
2) (to send out (radio or television signals, programmes etc): The programme will be transmitted at 5.00 p.m.) senden
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- transmitter
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trans·mit
<-tt->
[trænzˈmɪt, AM trænˈsmɪt]
I. vt
1. (pass on)
to \transmit cholera/an infection Cholera/eine Infektion übertragen
2. (impart)
to \transmit information Informationen übermitteln
to \transmit knowledge Wissen vermitteln
3. COMPUT (send)
▪ to \transmit sth etw senden
II. vi senden
Radio Seven \transmits on 210 medium wave Radio Sieben sendet auf Mittelwelle 210
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[trnz'mɪt]
1. vt
(= convey) message übermitteln; sound waves übertragen; information, knowledge vermitteln, übermitteln; illness übertragen; (by heredity) vererben; heat etc leiten; radio/TV programme, picture übertragen, senden
2. vi
senden, Programme pl ausstrahlen
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transmit [trænzˈmıt; træns-] v/t
1. (to) übersenden, -mitteln (dat), (ver)senden (an akk), befördern (zu)
2. Eindrücke, Neuigkeiten etc mitteilen (to dat)
3. fig Ideen etc überliefern, -mitteln, weitergeben (alle:
to dat)
4. (to) allg übertragen (auch MED)(auf akk):
a) BIOL vererben (dat)
b) JUR überschreiben, vermachen (beide: dat)
5. PHYS Wärme etc
a) (fort-, weiter)leiten
b) auch Kraft übertragen
c) Licht etc durchlassen
6. RADIO, TV ausstrahlen, senden
* * *
transitive verb,
-tt-
1) (pass on) übersenden [Nachricht]; übertragen [Krankheit]; überliefern [Wissen, Kenntnisse]; (genetically) [weiter]vererben [Eigenschaft]
2) durchlassen [Licht]; übertragen [Druck, Schall]; leiten [Wärme, Elektrizität]
3) (Radio, Telev.) ausstrahlen; (via satellite also; by wire) übertragen
* * *
v.
senden v.
(§ p.,pp.: sandte (sendete), gesandt (gesendet))
übertragen v.

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