relaying

[ri-ley-ing]

relaying Definition

• 1. to receive and pass on information or a message to someone
• 2. to lay again or anew

Using relaying: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "relaying" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I am relaying the message from the boss.

• Example

  The runner is relaying the baton to his teammate.

• Example

  He is relaying the information to the police officer.

• Example

  The workers are relaying the bricks to the top of the building.

relaying Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for relaying

• transmitting
• communicating
• sending
• passing on
• handing over

Phrases with relaying

• relay race

  a race between teams in which each member of the team runs or swims part of the distance

  Example

  The relay race was won by the team from Jamaica.

• relay station

  a place where people or things are exchanged or transferred

  Example

  The airport has a relay station for cargo planes.

• relay satellite

  a satellite that receives signals from one location and transmits them to another location

  Example

  The relay satellite is used to transmit data from the space station to Earth.

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Summary: relaying in Brief

The verb 'relaying' [ri-ley-ing] means to pass on information or messages to someone. It can also mean to lay again or anew. Examples include 'I am relaying the message from the boss.' and 'The workers are relaying the bricks to the top of the building.' 'Relaying' extends into phrases like 'relay race,' referring to a race between teams, and 'relay station,' referring to a place where people or things are exchanged or transferred.