An intransitive verb? Send a signal (by radio or wired electricity)
First, pronunciation: English? 【tr？ ns 'm？ t]； Beautiful? 【tr？ ns 'm？ t]
Second, the example:
Gypsies often spread recipes orally within their families.
Gypsies often pass on secret recipes from generation to generation.
Third, vocabulary usage:
1, the basic meaning of transmit is to send someone or something from one place to another, emphasizing the means of transmission rather than the act of transmission. Extensions can be used as a "propagation" solution.
2.transmit can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun or pronoun as an object.
3.transmit followed by preposition by or through means "spread"; Followed by the preposition to means "pass it on ...".
Extended data synonym: transmission
I. Significance:
Verb (short for verb)? Transfer; Transfer; transfer
Noun (short for noun)? Migration; Move; Change cars; remittance
Second, pronunciation: English? 【tr？ ns'f？ (r)]； Beautiful? 【tr？ ns'f？ r]
Third, examples:
She has been transferred to another department.
She has been transferred to another department.
Fourth, vocabulary usage:
1, the basic meaning of transfer is "transfer", which refers to the transfer of something from one place to another, and can also indicate the transfer of feelings. Extension can be interpreted as "moving" and "passing". Used in law, it can refer to the transfer of movable or immovable property from one owner to another by legal means.
2.transfer can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun or pronoun as an object.
3.transfer is used as an intransitive verb, which can mean "transfer (to), transfer (to study), transfer (to a car or a boat), move (to another place)" and so on. When it means "transfer", it refers to working or changing positions in the same big company, unit or group, without emphasizing promotion or demotion, just changing the nature of work.