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1 remote
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2 remote
rə'mout1) (far away in time or place; far from any (other) village, town etc: a remote village in New South Wales; a farmhouse remote from civilization.) remoto2) (distantly related: a remote cousin) lejano3) (very small or slight: a remote chance of success; He hasn't the remotest idea what is going on.) remoto•- remotely- remoteness
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remote adj remoto / aisladotr[rɪ'məʊt]1 (far away) remoto,-a, lejano,-a2 (lonely) aislado,-a, apartado,-a3 (person) distante, inaccesible4 (possibility) remoto,-a, muy pequeño,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLnot the remotest idea ni la más mínima idearemote control mando a distancia1) far-off: lejano, remotoremote countries: países remotosin the remote past: en el pasado lejano2) secluded: recóndito3) : a distancia, remotoremote control: control remoto4) slight: remoto5) aloof: distanteadj.• ajeno, -a adj.• apartado, -a adj.• lejano, -a adj.• remoto, -a adj.rɪ'məʊtadjective -ter, -test1)a) (in space, time) <place/part> remotob) <cause/connection> remotoc) (aloof, abstracted) distante2) ( slight) <possibility/hope/resemblance> remoto[rɪ'mǝʊt]1. ADJ(compar remoter) (superl remotest)1) (=distant) [village, spot, area] remoto, apartado; [star, galaxy] lejano, remoto; [relative, ancestor, descendant] lejanoin the remotest parts of Africa — en las partes más remotas or más apartadas de África
the remote past/future — el pasado/futuro remoto
it's remote from any towns — está muy lejos or muy apartado de cualquier ciudad
events which seem remote from our daily lives — hechos que parecen muy alejados de nuestras vidas cotidianas
2) (=removed) lejano, remotothese events seem remote from contemporary life — estos sucesos parecen estar alejados de la vida contemporánea
what he said was rather remote from the subject in hand — lo que dijo no tenía mucha relación con el tema que se trataba
3) (=aloof) [person, manner, voice] distante4) (=slight) [possibility, chance, prospect, hope] remoto; [risk, resemblance] ligero; [connection] remoto5) (=remote-controlled) a distancia2.3.CPDremote access N — (Comput) acceso m remoto
remote control N — (=system) control m remoto; (=device) mando m a distancia, telemando m
remote learning N — (Educ) educación f a distancia
remote sensing N — detección f a distancia
* * *[rɪ'məʊt]adjective -ter, -test1)a) (in space, time) <place/part> remotob) <cause/connection> remotoc) (aloof, abstracted) distante2) ( slight) <possibility/hope/resemblance> remoto -
3 remote
adj.1 remoto(a), lejano(a) (far-off)2 distante (aloof)3 remoto(a) (slight) (chance, possibility)s.remoto, recurso que no está conectado directamente a la estación de trabajo. -
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tr[rɪməʊtkən'trəʊld]1 teledirigido,-arɪ'məʊtkən'trəʊldadjective (pred remote-controlled controlled) <TV/hi-fi> con mando a distancia or con control remoto; <model/toy> de control remoto[rɪ'mǝʊtkǝn'trǝʊld]ADJ [toy aircraft etc] teledirigido* * *[rɪ'məʊtkən'trəʊld]adjective (pred remote-controlled controlled) <TV/hi-fi> con mando a distancia or con control remoto; <model/toy> de control remoto -
5 remote place
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6 remote control
(the control of eg a switch or other device from a distance, by means of radio waves etc: The model plane is operated by remote control.) mando a distanciaremote control n mando a distanciamando a distancian.• control remoto (Electrónica) s.m.• telecontrol s.m.mass & count noun mando m a distancia, control m remotoby remote control control — a or por control remoto, con mando a distancia
* * *mass & count noun mando m a distancia, control m remotoby remote control control — a or por control remoto, con mando a distancia
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7 remote control
nGEN accionamiento a distancia m, control a distancia m, control remoto m, dirección a distancia f, gobierno a distancia m, mando a distancia m, maniobra a distancia f, regulación a distancia f, teleaccionamiento m, telecontrol m, teledirección f, telegobierno m, telemando m, telemaniobra f -
8 remote-controlled
adjAUTO, MECH ENG, MILIT, TV por control remoto -
9 remote manipulator
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10 remote sensing
nCOMP&DP, GEOL, MAR POLL, SPACE, TELECOM, TV detección a distancia f, detección remota f, lectura a distancia f, teledetección f -
11 remote temperature gage
(AmE) see remote temperature gauge BrEEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > remote temperature gage
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12 remote test
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13 remote-control
adj.1 teledirigido, teleguiado.2 de control remoto.v.dirigir por control remoto, teledirigir.(pt & pp remote-controled) -
14 remote afterloading
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15 remote sensing
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16 remote sensing from satellites
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > remote sensing from satellites
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17 remote RTD module
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18 remote access
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19 remote amplifier
nELECTRON amplificador remoto m -
20 remote arming and safety unit
nSPACE unidad de activación de armas y seguridad a distancia fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > remote arming and safety unit
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