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

1. remote:

remote (distant in place)
fern <ferner, am fernsten>
remote (distant in place)
remote area
to be remote from everyday [or normal] life fig

2. remote (distant in time):

remote
remote ancestors
remote past/future

3. remote (standoffish):

remote
remote

4. remote (slight):

remote

5. remote COMPUT:

remote
remote
remote

6. remote LAW:

remote damage, allegation
remote damage, allegation
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remote VB

to remote into a computer COMPUT
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remote ADJ

remote (area, village etc.)

re·mote ˈac·cess N no pl

remote access TELEC
Fernabfrage f <-, -n>
remote access STOCKEX
remote access STOCKEX

re·mote ˈbank·ing N no pl INET

remote banking
Remote-Banking nt

re·mote con·ˈtrol N

1. remote control (control from distance):

remote control
Fernsteuerung f <-, -en-> kein pl

2. remote control (device):

remote control
Fernbedienung f <-, -en>

re·mote-con·ˈtrolled ADJ inv

remote-controlled

re·mote ˈstart N no pl

remote start

remote access N E-COMM

remote banking N E-COMM

Remote Banking nt

remote membership N FINMKT

remote payment N TRANS PROCESS

remote payment
Remote Payment nt

remote sensing

remote sensing

re·mote ˈdata trans·fer N COMPUT, INET

remote data transfer

remote data transfer N IT

remote data transfer (DFÜ)
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remote work N

remote work