transpond
/ˈtrænzpɒnd/ or /ˈtrænzpɔnd/Definitions
1. verb
to transmit (a signal) back to the sender, typically in response to a query or request.
“The aircraft was programmed to transpond its position to air traffic control.”
2. verb
to respond or react (to a situation or stimulus) with a specific action or signal.
“The radar system will transpond any unidentified flying object.”
3. noun
a device or system used to transmit signals back to the sender.
“The transponder in the aircraft’s navigation system helped the pilots stay on course.”