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trans|mit — «trans MIHT, tranz », verb, mit|ted, mit|ting. –v.t. 1. to send over; pass on; pass along; let through: »I will transmit the money by special messenger. Rats transmit disease. 2. Physics … Useful english dictionary
trans|mit|ta|ble — «trans MIHT uh buhl, tranz », adjective. = transmissible. (Cf. ↑transmissible) … Useful english dictionary
trans|mit|tal — «trans MIHT uhl, tranz », noun. 1. the act of transmitting; transmission. 2. something transmitted … Useful english dictionary
trans|mit|tance — «trans MIHT uhns, tranz », noun. = transmittal. (Cf. ↑transmittal) … Useful english dictionary
trans|mit|ter — «trans MIHT uhr, tranz », noun. 1. a person or thing that transmits something: »a disease transmitter. 2. the part of a telegraph or telephone by which sound waves are inverted to electrical impulses and sent to a receiver; sender. 3. an… … Useful english dictionary
trans|mit|ti|ble — «trans MIHT uh buhl, tranz », adjective. = transmissible. (Cf. ↑transmissible) … Useful english dictionary
trans|mit|ting set — «trans MIHT ihng, tranz », = transmitter. (Cf. ↑transmitter) … Useful english dictionary
trans·mit·ter — /trænsˈmıtɚ, ˈtrænzˌmıtɚ/ noun, pl ters [count] 1 : a device that sends out radio or television signals 2 : a person or thing that causes something to be spread or transmitted to others Mosquitoes are the main transmitters of the disease. a… … Useful english dictionary
neu|ro|trans|mit|ter — «NUR oh trans MIHT uhr, tranz ; NYUR », noun. a chemical substance that transmits impulses between nerve cells: »Norepinephrine is a neurotransmitter, a substance responsible for carrying a signal across the gap between two neurons. Neurons that… … Useful english dictionary
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