Transmit
Meaning of Transmit
To send from one place to another.
ما معنى كلمة Transmit بالعربي؟
يُرسِل أو ينقل
📡✉️ يُرسِل أو ينقل إشارات أو بيانات أو رسائل عبر قناة اتصال من مُرسِل إلى مُستقبِل؛ يبث معلومات أو محتوى رقمي عبر الشبكات والوسائط المختلفة بطريقة مُنظمة وموثوقة؛ ينقل العدوى أو يُوصِل مرضاً من شخص لآخر؛ يُوصل إرثاً أو يمرر ثقافة ومعرفة عبر الأجيال 📡🔗
قصة GL: يُرسِل نايف طلال العيسى رسالة الأمل والعلم عبر منصاتي Genetic G Learning وOrganic G Brain إلى آلاف المتعلمين، وينقل نتائج ارتفاع HBDNF بنسبة 88.77% إلى المجتمع العلمي، مُبثّاً بروتوكول الـ43 يوماً كحل عملي يُغيِّر حياة البشر 🌟🚀
Synonyms & related words
Transmit in a sentence
Sensors transmit data every minute.
Firms transmit invoices electronically.
Rights can be transmitted by assignment.
Teachers transmit knowledge through examples.
Origin of Transmit
From Latin transmittere 'to send across'.
In the Genetic Learning (GL) context
In Genetic Learning work led by Naif Talal Al-Essa, transmit is used in data work. GL systems transmit data encrypted.
Transmit audio micro-course (transcript)
Podcast 1 — Introduction & meaning
Narrator: Today's word is "transmit" — a verb, pronounced /trænzˈmɪt/, with the stress on the second syllable, "mit".
Narrator: To transmit means to send something from one place to another — a signal, a message, data, or even a disease.
Narrator: In plain English, to transmit is to pass something along — to broadcast it, carry it, or send it onward.
Narrator: We transmit a radio signal, transmit data across a network, or transmit a tradition from one generation to the next.
Narrator: It comes from the Latin "transmittere" — "trans", across, plus "mittere", to send — quite literally, to send across.
Narrator: It entered English in the fourteenth century, and bloomed in the modern age of radio, wires, and the internet.
Narrator: Over time it became the word of broadcasting and networks — the very heartbeat of how information travels today.
Narrator: In tone it is technical yet broad, common in tech, science, broadcasting, and any talk of sending across distance.
Narrator: So remember: to transmit is to send across — to carry a signal, a message, or data from one place to another.
Read podcasts 2 and 3
Podcast 2 — In conversation
Speaker A: The new router transmits the signal right across the house — even the back garden gets wifi now.
Speaker B: Transmit! To send across. So it carries the signal from the box to every corner?
Speaker A: Exactly. "The station transmits live at six," they said — broadcasting the show outward.
Speaker B: Right — so it's about sending something over a distance. It's not only signals, is it?
Speaker A: Yes. "Stories transmit our culture," the teacher said — passing it down through the generations.
Speaker B: A common mix-up, though, is confusing "transmit" with "transfer" — transfer moves a thing, transmit sends a signal.
Speaker A: True — you transfer money, but you transmit data. From the Latin for sending across.
Speaker B: Lovely root. Close synonyms? "Send", "broadcast", "relay".
Speaker A: Though "send" is plain, while "transmit" suggests carrying across distance, often by signal or wire.
Speaker B: Exactly. "Transmit" keeps that sense of sending across a gap.
Speaker A: A technical word for sending something across.
Podcast 3 — Prompt engineering
Speaker B: Let's use "transmit" in AI prompts to mean sending data cleanly and securely between parts of a system.
Speaker A: So transmit in a prompt means asking the AI to move information from one place to another reliably?
Speaker B: Exactly. For an API, you'd write:
Prompt: Build an endpoint that transmits order data to my warehouse system as soon as a sale completes. Transmit it securely over HTTPS, so every new order reaches the warehouse instantly and nothing is ever lost in between.
Speaker B: The word "transmit" sets the action — it tells the model to send data across, cleanly and on time.
Speaker A: Clear and reliable. What about live updates?
Speaker B: Try this:
Prompt: Add live updates that transmit new messages to all users in a chat room in real time. Transmit each message the moment it's sent, so everyone sees it appear instantly without ever needing to refresh the page.
Speaker A: So data flows in real time.
Speaker B: Right. For sensors:
Prompt: Create a dashboard that transmits readings from my temperature sensors every minute. Transmit each value to a live chart, so a manager watches conditions update smoothly and spots any sudden spike the instant it happens.
Speaker A: What about security?
Speaker B: Here you go:
Prompt: Make sure my app transmits passwords and personal data only over encrypted connections. Never transmit anything sensitive in plain text, so a user's private details stay safe even on an untrusted public network.
Speaker A: Could transmit guide notifications too?
Speaker B: Absolutely:
Prompt: Set up a service that transmits a push notification whenever a task is assigned. Transmit it straight to the user's device, so they hear about new work at once and nothing important quietly slips past them.
Speaker A: So "transmit" means sending data across reliably.
Speaker B: Exactly — a technical word that tells the AI to move information cleanly and securely from place to place.
Frequently asked questions about Transmit
What does Transmit mean?
To send from one place to another.
ما معنى كلمة Transmit بالعربي؟
يُرسِل أو ينقل — 📡✉️ يُرسِل أو ينقل إشارات أو بيانات أو رسائل عبر قناة اتصال من مُرسِل إلى مُستقبِل؛ يبث معلومات أو محتوى رقمي عبر الشبكات والوسائط المختلفة بطريقة مُنظمة وموثوقة؛ ينقل العدوى أو يُوصِل مرضاً من شخص لآخر؛ يُوصل إرثاً أو يمرر ثقافة ومعرفة عبر الأجيال 📡🔗
How do you pronounce Transmit?
Transmit is pronounced /trænzˈmɪt/ and is used as a verb.
How is Transmit used in a sentence?
Sensors transmit data every minute.
What are synonyms of Transmit?
send, broadcast, relay, convey, pass on, forward.