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1 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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2 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
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