Remote control is a system of controlling a machine or a vehicle from a distance by using radio or electronic signals.
The bomb was detonated by remote control.
2. countable noun
The remote control for a television or video recorder is the device that you use to control the machine from a distance, by pressing the buttons on it.
remote control in British English
noun
1.
control of a system or activity by a person at a different place, usually by means of radio or ultrasonic signals or by electrical signals transmitted by wire
2. Also: remote
a handheld device that enables remote control of a system or appliance
Derived forms
remote-controlled (reˈmote-conˈtrolled)
adjective
remote control in American English
1.
control of aircraft, missiles, etc. from a distance, as by radio waves
2.
a hand-held device used to control the operation of a television set, videocassette recorder, etc. from a distance
remote control in Hospitality
(rɪmoʊt kəntroʊl)
Word forms: (regular plural) remote controls
noun
(Hospitality (hotel): Hotel room, bedroom)
The remote control for a television or other equipment is the device that you use to control the machinefrom a distance, by pressing the buttons on it.
The remote control for the television is missing from the room.
Check the remote control operates the television in each room.
If the remote control does not work, make sure it contains fresh batteries.
remote control in Electrical Engineering
(rɪmoʊt kəntroʊl)
noun
(Electrical engineering: Computing and control)
Remote control is a way of controlling an electrical device from a distance.
The remote control supplied makes it possible to hide the unit away in a corner if need be and stilloffer easy operation from a distance.
With a click of a button on your remote control, you can make selections and choices from on-screen menus.
Remote control is a way of controlling an electrical device from a distance.