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remotest

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. remote [Brit rɪˈməʊt, Am rəˈmoʊt] N

1. remote:

remote RADIO, TV
émission f en direct (en dehors des studios)

2. remote inf AUDIO (gadget):

remote
télécommande f

II. remote [Brit rɪˈməʊt, Am rəˈmoʊt] ADJ

1. remote (distant):

remote era
lointain
remote antiquity
haut
remote ancestor, country, planet
éloigné
in the remote future/past
dans un avenir/passé lointain
in the remote distance
au lointain
in the remotest corner of Asia
au fin fond de l'Asie

2. remote (isolated):

remote area, village
isolé
remote from society
à l'écart de la société
the leaders are too remote from the people
les dirigeants sont isolés du peuple

3. remote (aloof) fig:

remote person
distant

4. remote (slight):

remote chance, connection, resemblance
vague, infime
I haven't (got) the remotest idea
je n'en ai pas la moindre idée
there is only a remote possibility that they survived
il est très peu probable qu'ils aient survécu

5. remote COMPUT:

remote printer, terminal
satellite

remote surveillance N

remote surveillance
télésurveillance f

remote sensing N

remote sensing
télédétection f

remote banking [rɪˌməʊt ˈbæŋkɪŋ] N

remote banking
banque f à distance

remote access N COMPUT

remote access
téléconsultation f
remote access
accès m à distance

remote-controlled ADJ

remote-controlled
télécommandé

remote control N

1. remote control (gadget):

remote control
télécommande f

2. remote control (technique):

remote control
télécommande f
remote control
commande f à distance
to operate sth by remote control
télécommander qc

remote damage N LAW

remote damage
préjudice m indirect

remote central locking N

remote central locking
verrouillage m centralisé à distance

remote job entry N COMPUT

remote job entry
télésoumission f de travaux

in the PONS Dictionary

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English
French
French

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

1. remote (distant in place):

remote
lointain(e)

2. remote (far from towns):

remote
isolé(e)

3. remote (distant in time):

remote
éloigné(e)

4. remote (standoffish):

remote
distant(e)

5. remote (unlikely):

remote likelihood
infime

Phrases:

not to have the remotest idea about sth
ne pas avoir la moindre idée de qc

remote control N

remote control
télécommande f

remote-controlled ADJ

remote-controlled
télécommandé(e)
remote-controlled television
avec télécommande
French
French
English
English
ultrapériphérique
remote
télécommandé(e)
remote-control
être télécommandé
to be remote-controlled
télésurveillance
remote surveillance
zappette
remote [control]
téléguidage
remote control
télétransmission
remote transmission
télécommande d'une télé, d'un magnétoscope
remote control
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
French
French

remote <-er, -est [or more remote, most remote]> [rɪ·ˈmoʊt] ADJ

1. remote (distant in place):

remote
lointain(e)

2. remote (far from towns):

remote
isolé(e)

3. remote (distant in time):

remote
éloigné(e)

4. remote (standoffish):

remote
distant(e)

5. remote (unlikely):

remote likelihood
infime

Phrases:

not to have the remotest idea about sth
ne pas avoir la moindre idée de qc

remote-controlled ADJ

remote-controlled
télécommandé(e)
remote-controlled television
avec télécommande

remote control N

remote control
télécommande f
French
French
English
English
zappette
remote
téléguidé(e)
remote-controlled
télécommandé(e)
remote-control
être télécommandé
to be remote-controlled
télésurveillance
remote surveillance
télétransmission
remote transmission
télécommande d'une télé, d'un magnétoscope
remote control
téléguidage
remote control

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

not to have the remotest idea about sth
ne pas avoir la moindre idée de qc
télécommander qc
to operate sth by remote control

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The remote-controlled bulldozer is used when there is a great risk for human life, mainly when opening dangerous routes and detonating explosive charges.
en.wikipedia.org
A remote-controlled target area allows naval aviators and naval flight officers to practice ordnance delivery.
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Some of the more sophisticated powered racing boats may also have additional remote-controlled functions.
en.wikipedia.org
Classes are further divided into remote-controlled and autonomous robots.
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It was the first roving remote-controlled robot to land on any celestial body.
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