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transpond

UK/tɹænˈspɒnd/US/tɹænˈspɑnd/

transpond verb: to relay a signal between transponders.

Verb

transpond (third-person singular simple present transponds, present participle transponding, simple past and past participle transponded)

  1. To relay a signal between transponders

Forms of transpond

third-person singular presenttransponds
present participletransponding
past participletransponded
pasttransponded

Origin of transpond

Back-formation from transponder.

Words that rhyme with transpond

10 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about transpond

What does transpond mean?
Transpond means to relay a signal between transponders.
What part of speech is transpond?
Transpond is a verb.
How do you pronounce transpond?
Transpond is pronounced /tɹænˈspɒnd/ (UK).
What is the past tense of transpond?
The past tense of transpond is transponded.

Words near transpond in the dictionary

  1. transplutonium
  2. transpo
  3. transpolar
  4. transpolyisoprene
  5. transpolyisoprenes
  6. transpond
  7. transponded
  8. transponder
  9. transponders
  10. transpondian
  11. transpondians

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