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Relay to Meaning in English

expression

ˈɹiˌɫeɪ/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ
REE-lay too, REE-lay tuh, REE-lay ti
ˌɹiːˈleɪ/ /tˈuː
ri-LAY too

Definition

To pass on information or a message to another person or group, often acting as a messenger between others.

Usage & Nuances

Semi-formal; often used in professional or organizational settings. Common patterns: 'relay information to', 'relay a message to'. Not physical like 'deliver to'; focuses on communication. Might be confused with 'relate to', but they have different meanings.

Example Sentences

Could you relay to him that the meeting starts at 3 PM?

basic

I will relay to the team what you just said.

basic

She asked me to relay to you her congratulations.

basic

If there are any updates, I'll relay to everyone right away.

natural

Please don't forget to relay to Mark what we decided.

natural

Management asked me to relay to the staff that there will be changes next month.

natural