Organisms which do not cause diseases themselves, but spread infection by transferring disease-causing microorganisms from an infected person to others are known as vectors. Mosquitoes acts as vectors.
Female mosquitoes require highly nutritious blood to lay eggs, so they feed on warm-blooded animals like humans. The female mosquito that bites an infected person can transfer the disease-causing microorganism from an infected person’s blood to a healthy person, on biting the healthy person afterwards. So, by this mean disease is spread.