transmit
প্রেরণ করা
definition
verb
knowledge is transmitted from teacher to student
cause (something) to pass on from one place or person to another.
translation of 'transmit'
অন্য লোকের কাছে বা অন্যত্র চালান করা
verb
হস্তান্তরিত করা,
প্রেরণ করা,
পাঠান
example
Engineered hardwood floors, laminate floors and ceramic tile floors obviously 'transmit' much more sound than carpet, because they are hard solid surfaces.
There they became the anvil and the hammer, minute bones that 'transmit' sound from the eardrum to the stirrup bone and, ultimately, to the inner ear.
the three bones 'transmit' sound waves to the inner ear
Is it possible to 'transmit' even really exciting ideas about math or science in the context of a drama?
What is clear is that Strauss took great pains to recruit disciples who could 'transmit' his ideas to future generations of impressionable young philosophers.
The radios will still 'transmit' Mayday signals and vessel identification data but won't send GPS coordinates.
These satellites continuously 'transmit' radio signals back to Earth.
Gregorian chants would be written to resonate and 'transmit' these subtle energies more clearly.
In that technique, an optical fiber is used to 'transmit' light from a specially coated lens.
the three bones 'transmit' sound waves to the inner ear
Because glass does not 'transmit' infrared radiation very efficiently, refracting telescopes are unsuitable for most kinds of infrared astronomy.
And this begs the question: is there a way to 'transmit' a signal such that the location of the transmitter cannot be discovered?
The moving electrons 'transmit' electrical energy from one point to another.
Any disunity in the staffroom could quickly 'transmit' itself to the classroom and begin to affect the pupils.
So supersymmetry relates the particles that 'transmit' forces to the particles that make up matter.
This is made up of three bones that 'transmit' sound from the eardrum (the tympanic membrane) to the inner ear.
To successfully flirt you need to feel good about yourself before you are able to 'transmit' this u2018feel goodu2019 factor to the opposite sex.
the theatrical gift of being able to 'transmit' emotion
Certain TV compressions only 'transmit' what moves between frames rather than the whole frame again.
the theatrical gift of being able to 'transmit' emotion
It just needed to do one thing, and do it very well: Write and 'transmit' text.
Pavement lights 'transmit' a delicate luminance into the subterranean depths.
He is a wordsmith, a poet, and yet language fails him; through her singing she is able to 'transmit' meaning and emotion.
A small ear bone called the stirrup that helps 'transmit' sound to the inner ear.
Morse code was again to be used to 'transmit' the first radio waves across the Atlantic by Marconi in 1901.
The medium to 'transmit' this terror can be religion, culture, technology, and ideology.
It could create a virus that would be both lethal and 'transmissible' among humans.
These enhanced sound waves are then 'transmitted' to the implant and electrodes electromagnetically or through a wired connection.
During that time, sensor data are wirelessly 'transmitted' from a small device worn on the arm to a pager-like unit with a display.
Frequently these 'transmittals' are u2018wet stampedu2019 by the engineer who designs the mix.
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