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1 remotely-situated
дистанционный, находящийся на расстоянии; отнесенный; выноснойEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > remotely-situated
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2 remotely-situated operator
находящийся на расстоянии оператор ( наведения), дистанционный наводчикEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > remotely-situated operator
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3 remotely
remotely [rɪ'məʊtlɪ](a) (slightly) faiblement, vaguement;∎ the two subjects are only very remotely linked il n'y a qu'un rapport très lointain entre les deux sujets;∎ it is remotely possible that I'm mistaken il n'est pas absolument impossible que je fasse erreur;∎ she's not remotely interested ça ne l'intéresse pas le moins du monde ou absolument pas;∎ I'm not even remotely tired je ne suis pas fatigué du tout ou absolument pas fatigué∎ the house is remotely situated la maison se trouve dans un coin isolé;∎ they are remotely related ils sont parents éloignés -
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adverb remotamente, lejanamenteremotely adv remotamentetr[rɪ'məʊtlɪ]1 remotamenteremotely [ri'mo:tli] adv1) slightly: remotamente2) distantly: en un lugar remoto, muy lejosrɪ'məʊtlia) (at all, in the least) (usu with neg) remotamentethe two events are not even remotely connected — no hay ni la más remota conexión entre los dos hechos
[rɪ'mǝʊtlɪ]ADV1) (=distantly) en un lugar apartado2) (=slightly) [connected, possible] remotamente•
he isn't even remotely interested in opera — no está ni siquiera remotamente interesado en la ópera•
I've never seen anything remotely like it — nunca he visto nada (ni) remotamente parecido•
he'll eat anything that looks remotely edible — es capaz de comerse cualquier cosa con un mínimo aspecto de comestible•
the struggle to maintain anything remotely resembling decent standards — la lucha por mantener algo que se pareciera aunque fuera de lejos a unos niveles decentes3) (=in a detached manner) [say, behave] de forma distante4) (=by remote control) [control] a distancia; [detonate] por control remoto* * *[rɪ'məʊtli]a) (at all, in the least) (usu with neg) remotamente -
5 remotely
adverb1) (distantly) entfernt, weitläufig [verwandt]2) (slightly)they are not [even] remotely alike — sie haben [aber auch] nicht die entfernteste Ähnlichkeit [miteinander]
it is remotely conceivable that... — es ist nicht völlig auszuschließen, dass...
* * *adverb fern* * *re·mote·ly[rɪˈməʊtli, AM -ˈmoʊt-]adv inv1. (far away) entferntto be \remotely placed fernab liegen, abgeschnitten sein\remotely related entfernt [miteinander] verwandt\remotely situated abgelegen2. (in any way) irgendwiewe're not even \remotely interested in your proposal wir sind nicht im Mindesten an Ihrem Vorschlag interessiert* * *[rI'məʊtlɪ]adv1)if it's remotely possible —
they're not even remotely similar — sie sind sich nicht im Entferntesten ähnlich
he didn't say anything remotely interesting — er sagte nichts, was im Entferntesten interessant war
avoid saying anything remotely likely to upset him — sag nichts, dass ihn im Geringsten aufregen könnte
I'm not remotely interested in it/her — ich bin nicht im Geringsten daran/an ihr interessiert
2) (= distantly) situated, related entfernt3)(= by remote control)
to remotely control/detonate sth — etw fernsteuern/fernzünden4) (= aloofly) say kühl, abweisend* * *adverb1) (distantly) entfernt, weitläufig [verwandt]2) (slightly)they are not [even] remotely alike — sie haben [aber auch] nicht die entfernteste Ähnlichkeit [miteinander]
it is remotely conceivable that... — es ist nicht völlig auszuschließen, dass...
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6 remotely
1) ( far away) entfernt;to be \remotely placed fernab liegen, abgeschnitten sein;\remotely related entfernt [miteinander] verwandt;\remotely situated abgelegen2) ( in any way) irgendwie;we're not even \remotely interested in your proposal wir sind nicht im Mindesten an Ihrem Vorschlag interessiert -
7 remotely re·mote·ly adv
[rɪ'məʊtlɪ]1) (distantly) lontanamente, alla lontana2) (slightly) vagamentethere was nobody remotely resembling this description — non c'era nessuno che corrispondesse neanche vagamente alla descrizione
I suppose it is remotely possible that... — suppongo che ci sia una remota possibilità che...
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8 remotely
2 ( slightly) [resemble] vaguement ; he's not remotely interested ça ne l'intéresse pas du tout ; it is remotely possible that il est tout juste possible que (+ subj) ; this does not taste remotely like caviar ça n'a rien à voir avec le goût du caviar ; I don't look remotely like her je ne lui ressemble pas le moins du monde ; remotely related events des événements vaguement liés or ayant un rapport lointain. -
9 remotely
remotely [rɪˈməʊtlɪ]a. ( = vaguely) it isn't remotely possible that... il est absolument impossible que... + subj• it doesn't remotely resemble... cela ne ressemble en rien à...• the only person present even remotely connected with show business la seule personne présente qui ait un rapport quelconque avec le monde du spectacleb. ( = from a distance) [control, detonate] à distance* * *[rɪ'məʊtlɪ]1) [situated] à l'écart de tout2) ( slightly) [resemble] vaguement -
10 remotely
[rɪ'məʊtlɪ]1) (at a distance) [ situated] lontano da tutto2) (slightly) [ resemble] vagamente* * *adverb lontanamente; debolmente* * *remotely /rɪˈməʊtlɪ/avv.2 vagamente; lontanamente: The hotel didn't look even remotely like the photos in the brochure, l'albergo non assomigliava nemmeno lontanamente alle foto della brochure3 minimamente: He isn't remotely interested in the matter, non è minimamente interessato alla questione; It is not remotely possible, è assolutamente impossibile4 in un luogo isolato, fuori mano● (aeron.) remotely piloted vehicle, veicolo teleguidato □ to smile remotely, sorridere con distacco.* * *[rɪ'məʊtlɪ]1) (at a distance) [ situated] lontano da tutto2) (slightly) [ resemble] vagamente -
11 operator
оператор; эксплуатационное предприятие, эксплуатант; авиатранспортная компания; лётчик; диспетчер
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