How is the word transmitir translated from Spanish to English

Comunicar una idea o un sentimiento.

To communicate an idea or feeling.

verb
English translation
convey

Examples with “transmitir”

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  • Las palabras no pueden transmitir lo contento que estoy. Words cannot convey how glad I am.

  • Las tuberías transportan agua hasta el pueblo. Pipes convey water to the village.

  • El cuadro no logra transmitir el ambiente del lugar. The painting fails to convey the mood of the place.

  • La cinta debe transportar cajas pesadas sin pararse. The belt must convey heavy boxes without stopping.

  • ¿Cómo se transmite una mala noticia con tacto? How do you convey bad news politely?

  • ¿Pueden barcos pequeños transportar tanta carga? Can small boats convey that much cargo?

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FAQ about “transmitir”

How is “transmitir” translated from Spanish?
“transmitir” translates into English as “convey”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “transmitir” mean?
Meaning of “transmitir”: Comunicar una idea o un sentimiento. In English — “convey”.
What part of speech is “transmitir”?
“transmitir” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “transmitir”?
Example sentences with “transmitir” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
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