Transmitter

Pronunciation: /trænsˈmɪtər/

Definitions of transmitter

noun a person or thing that transmits something

Example Sentences

A1 The transmitter sends signals to the receiver.

A2 I need to replace the transmitter on my remote control.

B1 The radio station uses a powerful transmitter to broadcast its signal.

B2 The satellite transmitter is responsible for sending data back to Earth.

C1 The military uses encrypted transmitters to communicate securely.

C2 The high-frequency transmitter is capable of reaching long distances.

Examples of transmitter in a Sentence

formal The transmitter is responsible for sending signals to the satellite.

informal Make sure you don't lose the transmitter for the remote control.

slang I heard he's got a new gig as a transmitter for the radio station.

figurative Her smile was like a transmitter, sending out positive vibes to everyone around her.

Grammatical Forms of transmitter

• plural: transmitters
• comparative: more transmitter
• superlative: most transmitter
• present tense: transmits
• future tense: will transmit
• perfect tense: has transmitted
• continuous tense: is transmitting
• singular: transmitter
• positive degree: transmitter
• infinitive: to transmit
• gerund: transmitting
• participle: transmitted

Origin and Evolution of transmitter

First Known Use: 1827 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'transmitter' originated from the Latin word 'transmittere', which means 'to send across'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to refer to a device that sends signals or information across a distance, the term 'transmitter' has evolved to encompass various electronic devices used for communication purposes.