transmission

/tɹænsˈmɪʃən/
noun 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) sending out/passing on

ADJ

direct, indirect

one-way

The old radio system relied on one-way transmission, so listeners couldn't send messages back.

onward, outward

The package is ready for onward transmission to the next distribution center tomorrow morning.

data, information, voice | facsimile/fax | light, power | money | gas | cable, radio, satellite, television | analogue, digital

live, simultaneous

The football match had a live transmission so fans at home could watch it as it happened.

genetic, oral, person-to-person, sexual | herpes, HIV, malaria | cultural

VERB + TRANSMISSION

prevent

TRANSMISSION + NOUN

equipment, line, technology | mechanism, network, system

route

Mosquitoes are the main transmission route for malaria in tropical countries.

PREP

~ among

Disease transmission among healthcare workers became a major concern during the pandemic.

~ between

Disease spread through direct contact or transmission between family members living in the same house.

~ by

The live concert reached millions of viewers through transmission by radio and television.

~ from, ~ to

The disease spread through transmission to people who were in close contact with infected patients.

~ through

Disease transmission through contaminated water caused serious health problems in the village.

PHRASES

a mode of transmission, a risk of transmission

Mosquitoes are the main mode of transmission for malaria in tropical regions.

2

(noun.) TV/radio programme

ADJ

radio, television/TV | FM, long-wave, medium-wave, short-wave, UHF, VHF | live, satellite, stereo | test

VERB + TRANSMISSION

receive

PREP

~ from

The news broadcast showed live transmission from the hospital where the president was recovering.

3

(noun.) in a car, etc.

ADJ

automatic, manual | 4-speed, 5-speed

TRANSMISSION + NOUN

system

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