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1 transmit
v1) повідомляти, передаватиto transmit news — повідомляти (передавати) новини
2) передавати3) передавати у спадщину4) посилати, відправляти5) проводити; пропускати* * *[trʒnz'mit]v1) повідомлятиto transmit news — повідомляти новини; розповідати
the legend transmitted by his friend — легенда, розказана йому його другом
2) передаватиto transmit motion to smth — передавати /повідомляти/ чому-н
pyx. these plates were transmitted from firm to firm — ці гравюри передавалися від однієї фірми до іншої; передавати, переносити
to transmit a title [property]to ones heirs — передавати своїм спадкоємцям титул [майно]
4) посилати, відправлятиto transmit a parcel by rail [a letter by hand] — відправляти пакет залізницею [лист з посильним]
the steamship company will transmit your baggage whenever it receives the word — пароплавство перешле ваш багаж за першою вимогою
5) проводити, пропускатиmetals transmit electricity — метали проводять електроенергію /є провідниками/, метали мають ( високу) електропровідність
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2 transmit
[trʒnz'mit]v1) повідомлятиto transmit news — повідомляти новини; розповідати
the legend transmitted by his friend — легенда, розказана йому його другом
2) передаватиto transmit motion to smth — передавати /повідомляти/ чому-н
pyx. these plates were transmitted from firm to firm — ці гравюри передавалися від однієї фірми до іншої; передавати, переносити
to transmit a title [property]to ones heirs — передавати своїм спадкоємцям титул [майно]
4) посилати, відправлятиto transmit a parcel by rail [a letter by hand] — відправляти пакет залізницею [лист з посильним]
the steamship company will transmit your baggage whenever it receives the word — пароплавство перешле ваш багаж за першою вимогою
5) проводити, пропускатиmetals transmit electricity — метали проводять електроенергію /є провідниками/, метали мають ( високу) електропровідність
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