单词 | remote |
释义 | re·mote I. 1. a. b. < a mushroom with a remote veil > 2. < the church was too remote for a walking bridal party — Thomas Hardy > < from remote antiquity up to modern times — S.F.Mason > < work to which remote generations may look back with pride — Benjamin Farrington > < fourth cousins and remoter relatives > : divergent < nations as remote in culture and civilization as Poland and China, … Czechoslovakia and Morocco — H.A.Rusk > < fantastically unreal and utterly remote from the slightest vestige of truth — John Russell b.1872 > : separated, abstracted < the ideas of an ether, of waves in it … are remote from ordinary experience — A.N.Whitehead > 3. < the Coast Guard Service renders invaluable aid to natives living along the remote seacoast — G.A.Parks > < the remote atmosphere of these retired wold villages — British Book News > 4. a. b. < remote damages > — compare consequential 5. < if one solves the economic difficulties, the danger of war becomes remote — F.D.Smith & Barbara Wilcox > < hasn't the remotest notion what time it is > 6. < they can be cold or warm, remote or friendly — John Mason Brown > 7. a. b. II. 1. 2. III. IV. < time-sharing and other remote computing services — GT&E Annual Report > also < remote sensing instruments > |
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