Translation guide
The act or process of conveying information from one point to another. In Japanese, this concept is expressed through various nouns and verbs depending on context, such as data communication, broadcasting, or general conveyance of knowledge.
Expressing the broad concept of transmitting information, often in technical or formal contexts.
The most direct and common translation for 'information transmission', used in technical, academic, and business contexts.
The internet is important as a means of information transmission.
Often used in telecommunications and engineering to refer to the transmission of information signals.
Information transmission via optical fiber is high-speed.
A phrase using the noun 情報 (information) with の and 伝達, emphasizing the act of transmitting information.
Accurate information transmission is required.
Referring specifically to the transmission of digital data between devices or systems.
Transmitting information to a wide audience, such as through media.
Transmitting information in the sense of teaching, informing, or passing on knowledge.
伝達 (でんたつ) is a general term for transmitting information, while 伝送 (でんそう) is more technical and often used for signal or data transmission in engineering contexts.
The phrase 情報を伝える (じょうほうをつたえる) is a versatile and natural way to express 'transmit information' in everyday Japanese.
無線通信で情報を送る。
Transmit information via wireless communication.
政府は公式サイトで情報を発信した。
The government transmitted information on its official website.
変更点を全員に知らせてください。
Please transmit the changes to everyone.