relay
/ˈrɛleɪ, ˈriːleɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a device or system for retransmitting a signal, message, or power, typically consisting of a central station connected to a number of smaller stations.
“The relay system was crucial in maintaining communication during the marathon.”
2. verb
to transmit (a signal, message, or power) through a relay system.
“The signal was relayed to the control room in time for the decision.”
3. verb
to pass (a baton or a task) to another person or team, typically in a race or competition.
“The athletes will relay the baton in the upcoming championships.”