remote in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for remote in the English»Spanish Dictionary

remote <remoter remotest> [Am rəˈmoʊt, Brit rɪˈməʊt] ADJ

1.1. remote:

remote star/galaxy

remoto

remote village/province/island

remoto

remote from sth

apartado de algo

1.2. remote cause/connection:

remote

remoto

ideals remote from everyday reality

ideales alejados de la realidad cotidiana

1.3. remote (aloof, abstracted):

remote

distante

2.1. remote (in time):

remote past/antiquity

remoto

in remote times

en tiempos remotos

in the remote future

en un futuro lejano

2.2. remote (of relationships):

remote ancestor

lejano

3. remote (slight):

remote possibility/hope

remoto

remote resemblance

remoto

remote resemblance

vago

remote resemblance

muy ligero

I haven't the remotest idea

no tengo ni la más remota idea

4. remote attr:

remote COMPUT, TELEC keyboarding/text processing

a distancia

remote terminal

remoto

remote access N COMPUT

remote access U

acceso m remoto

remote-controlled <pred remote controlled> [Am rəˌmoʊtk(ə)nˈtroʊld, Brit rɪˌməʊtk(ə)nˈtrəʊld] ADJ

remote-controlled TV/hi-fi

con mando a distancia

remote-controlled TV/hi-fi

con control remoto

remote-controlled model/robot

de control remoto

remote-controlled model/robot

con radiomando

remote-controlled model/robot

teledirigido

remote control N

1. remote control U (method of control):

remote control

mando m a distancia

remote control

control m remoto

by remote control

a or por control remoto

by remote control

con mando a distancia

attr a remote-control TV

un televisor con mando a distancia or con control remoto

2. remote control C (unit) TV:

remote control

mando m a distancia

remote control

control m remoto

remote learning N U

remote learning

enseñanza f remota

remote learning

enseñanza f a distancia

remote sensing [Am rəˈmoʊt, Brit] N U

remote sensing

detección f a distancia

Translations for remote in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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telecontrol

remote control

telemando

remote control

mando a distancia

remote control

sensor remoto

remote sensor

remote in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for remote in the English»Spanish Dictionary

remote <-er, -est> [rɪˈməʊt, Am -ˈmoʊt] ADJ

remote place, possibility:

remote

remoto, -a

remote N

User Entry

remote control

control remoto m LatAm

remote control N

remote control

mando m a distancia Spain

remote control

control m LatAm

remote-controlled ADJ

remote-controlled

teledirigido, -a

Translations for remote in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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dirigido (-a)

remote-controlled

teledirigido (-a)

remote-controlled

teledirigido (-a)

remote-controlled car

telemando

remote control

telemando (de la televisión)

remote control

telecontrol

remote control

escondido (-a)

remote

retirado (-a)

remote

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Several main focuses of operation include sport, wellness, home care and remote control.

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Technology got better during the multichannel television era, in the network era the television sets didn't have color or a remote control.

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It may also be used to run special applications that allow the user(s) to access the media from a remote location via the internet.

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Suitable habitat in each range country is limited and most often situated in remote border areas.

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It consists of the main technical site, and a number of remote, and sometimes unmanned sites.

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These are not very popular due to the often remote and roadless locations.

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This battery is the same as a watch battery or a battery for a remote to your car's alarm system.

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Since a remote time, people had abandoned it, without order expressing their words.

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A completely remote controlled robot can not be considered to be social since it does not make decisions by itself.

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The somewhat remote villages suffered all the more from hunger and sickness.

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