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relay

[ree-ley, ree-ley, ri-ley] / ˈri leɪ, ˈri leɪ, rɪˈleɪ /


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The crowd leaned in around her as she relayed a story about using a term on stage that an audience member felt was offensive.

From Los Angeles Times

"John needed a BBC person next to him at all times to support him, but also to relay and be aware of anything that he said," Byrne reflected.

From BBC

Inside there are banks of screens, relaying video and data from drones that is analysed by the Ukrainian military's leading-edge software.

From BBC

"However while his contributions to the SAG mostly related to safety, he nonetheless relayed the view of his community 'that this game should not go ahead'," the report states.

From BBC

Ski mountaineering is making its Olympic debut at the Milan-Cortina Games and while the 'skimo' sprints offered a condensed version of the sport, the mixed relay proved to be a true lung-busting race.

From Barron's