单词 | transmit |
释义 | trans·mit transitive verb 1. a. < he secured soldiers' pay and transmitted it to their families — A.V.D.Honeyman > < prophets who are … a vehicle through which to transmit a revelation to the people — W.W.Howells > < said it sounded to him like common sense, and he would transmit it to his father — Upton Sinclair > < lists they shall sign and certify and transmit sealed to the seat of government — W.S.Sayre > b. (1) < the knowledge that objects of different weights fall at different speeds was transmitted in western society — Ralph Linton > < visual aids … are no better than the amount of information they transmit — J.K.Blake > < some of the original power of the master is transmitted to the disciple — C.D.Lewis > (2) < through the legacy of their art the great ages have transmitted to us a dim image of their glorious vitality — J.W.Krutch > < drew the inference that acquired habits cannot be transmitted — G.B.Shaw > < selective breeding aims to eliminate bad characteristics and transmit the good > c. < attempts to transmit colds artificially … are successful — C.H.Andrews > < human beings who are apparently well can transmit infectious disease — Morris Fishbein > < mosquitos transmit malaria > 2. a. (1) < the telephone transmits sound > < the power which an engine develops is transmitted to the wheels … by certain essential parts — Joseph Heitner > < objects of higher temperature than the skin … transmit heat to it — F.A.Geldard > < arches … transmit their loads to the walls of the river gorge — American Guide Series: Minnesota > (2) < glass transmits light > < metals transmit electricity > b. intransitive verb 1. 2. Synonyms: see carry, send |
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