Summary
to transmit {verb}
envoyer · transmettre · adresser · émettre
transmit {noun}
transmission
transmettre {verb}
to beam · to forward · to hand down · to hand on · to convey · to send on · to transmit · to communicate · to demise · to impart
English-French translation for "to transmit"
"to transmit" French translation
to transmit {verb}
to transmit [transmitted|transmitted] {vb} (also: to knock off, to dispatch, to send, to send off)
A variety of models are used to transmit warning messages to the community.
The Working Party adopted the annex and invited the secretariat to transmit it to the depositary (see annex 3).
First, the State party may transmit a written response to the list of issues and questions but decide not to send a delegation.
First, the State party may transmit a written response to the list of issues and questions but decide not to send a delegation.
The expert offered to transmit an updated proposal, taking into consideration the comments received before 9 September 2005.
to transmit [transmitted|transmitted] {vb} (also: to beam, to forward, to hand down, to hand on)
A pregnant woman with HIV may also vertically transmit the infection to her baby.
GRPE requested the secretariat to transmit the three adopted documents (paras.
He confirmed his intention to transmit it for consideration at the May 2002 session.
The Committee decided to transmit it to the General Assembly (see annex VII).
The Secretary-General was requested to transmit these appeals to all Governments.
to transmit [transmitted|transmitted] {vb} (also: to address, to direct, to send)
Parties may, however, continue to transmit such designations by fax or letter, if they wish to do so.
I have the honour to transmit to you herewith the special report requested of me in connection with the problem of ASOPAZCO.
On behalf of my Government, I have the honour to transmit to you herewith the response of France to that request (see annex).
The Working Group agreed to recommend that the President of the Security Council should transmit letters by the Chairman of the Working
The Committee transmitted a letter of response to the Egyptian authorities on 1 June 2001.
to transmit [transmitted|transmitted] {v.t.} [aviat.]
The need now is to ensure that it can transmit twenty-four hours a day.
It shall be possible to transmit the binary signal to the control facility using
The simulator shall transmit the following messages:
Pins 6 and 7 of the connector shall be used to transmit and receive messages complying with ISO 11992:2003;
Pins 6 and 7 of the connector shall be used to transmit and receive messages complying with ISO 11992;
transmit {noun}
transmit {noun} (also: broadcasting, transmission)
It is also just as important to make teachers aware of the need to transmit the principle of equality.
Reducing the risk of mothers to transmit HIV to the children during pregnancy, birth and/or breast feeding.
It can also be used to transmit simple tabular data.
As more mothers transmit HIV to their infants, the number of children living with HIV or AIDS also increases.
Therefore, the deadline for the first fifty Parties to transmit their implementation plans was 17 May 2006.
transmettre {verb}
to beam [beamed|beamed] {vb}
to forward [forwarded|forwarded] {vb}
to hand down {vb}
to hand on {vb}
to convey [conveyed|conveyed] {vb}
to send on {vb}
to demise [demised|demised] {vb} [law]
to impart [imparted|imparted] (knowledge) {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "transmit":
© Princeton Universityair · send · broadcast · beam · transfer · transport · channel · channelize · channelise · impart · conduct · convey · carry · communicate
Synonyms (French) for "transmettre":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to transmit" in French
Similar words
translatable · translation · translator · translocation · translucency · translucent · transmarine · transmissible · transmission · transmissions · transmit · transmittable · transmitted · transmitter · transmitters · transmitting · transmutation · transnational · transom · transparency · transparent
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