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1 remoteness
* * *re·mote·ness[rɪˈməʊtnəs, AM -ˈmoʊt-]n no plair of \remoteness unnahbare Art\remoteness of damage Nichtzurechenbarkeit f eines Schadens* * *[rI'məʊtnɪs]n2) (in time) (weite) Fernethe government's remoteness from the people —
the government's remoteness from the people's needs — die Unwissenheit der Regierung um die Bedürfnisse der Bürger
his remoteness from everyday life — seine Lebensfremdheit
4) (= aloofness) Unnahbarkeit f, Unzugänglichkeit f* * *1. Ferne f, Entlegenheit f2. Entferntheit f (auch fig)3. zurückhaltendes oder unnahbares Wesen* * *n.Entfernung f.Entlegenheit f.Ferne -n f. -
2 remote
1) (far apart) entfernt2) (far off) fern [Vergangenheit, Zukunft, Zeit]; früh [Altertum]; abgelegen, (geh.) entlegen [Ort, Gebiet]remote from — (lit. or fig.) weit entfernt von
3) (not closely related) entfernt, weitläufig [Vorfahr, Nachkomme, Verwandte]4) (slight) gering [Chance, Möglichkeit]* * *[rə'mout]1) (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.) abgelegen2) (distantly related: a remote cousin) entfernt3) (very small or slight: a remote chance of success; He hasn't the remotest idea what is going on.) vage•- academic.ru/90906/remotely">remotely- remoteness
- remote control* * *re·mote<-er, -est or more \remote, most \remote>[rɪˈməʊt, AM -ˈmoʊt]\remote area abgelegene [o abgeschiedene] Gegend2. (distant in time) lang vergangen\remote ancestors Urahnen pl\remote geological times frühe geologische Epochen\remote past/future ferne Vergangenheit/Zukunft3. (standoffish) distanziert, unnahbar4. (slight) gering\remote chance/likelihood geringe Chance/Wahrscheinlichkeit\remote resemblance entfernte Ähnlichkeit5. COMPUT entfernt, fern-, Fern-* * *[rɪ'məʊt]1. adj (+er)1) (in place = distant) entfernt, fern (geh) attr; (= isolated) entlegen, abgelegen; (COMPUT) Fern-, Remote-in the remotest parts of Africa — in den abgelegensten Teilen Afrikas
in a remote spot — an einer entlegenen or abgelegenen Stelle
the government's statements seem remote from the needs of the people —
the union leaders have to beware of getting too remote from their members — die Gewerkschaftsführer müssen aufpassen, sich nicht zu weit von der Basis zu entfernen
4) (= aloof) unnahbar, unzugänglichit could happen, although the odds are remote — das könnte passieren, obwohl es sehr unwahrscheinlich ist
6) (= remote-controlled) handset zur Fernbedienung2. n(RAD, TV: remote control) Fernbedienung f* * *remote [rıˈməʊt]A adj (adv remotely)from von)2. abgelegen, entlegen (Dorf etc)remote antiquity graue Vorzeitan action remote from his principles eine Handlungsweise, die mit seinen Prinzipien wenig gemein hat;be remote from the truth von der Wahrheit (weit) entfernt sein5. entfernt, weitläufig (Verwandter)6. mittelbar, indirekt:remote damages Folgeschäden7. schwach, vage, entfernt (Ähnlichkeit, Möglichkeit etc):a remote chance eine geringe Chance;not the remotest idea keine blasse Ahnung, nicht die leiseste Ahnung8. zurückhaltend, unnahbar, distanziertB s RADIO, TV besonders US: Außenübertragung f* * *1) (far apart) entfernt2) (far off) fern [Vergangenheit, Zukunft, Zeit]; früh [Altertum]; abgelegen, (geh.) entlegen [Ort, Gebiet]remote from — (lit. or fig.) weit entfernt von
3) (not closely related) entfernt, weitläufig [Vorfahr, Nachkomme, Verwandte]4) (slight) gering [Chance, Möglichkeit]* * *adj.Fern- präfix.abgelegen adj.entfernt adj.entfernt/fern adj.
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