remoteness
偏远,偏僻,遥远,偏远地区
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Definitions
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re·mot·er, re·mot·est.
- : far apart; far distant in space; situated at some distance away: the remote jungles of Brazil.
- : out-of-the-way; secluded: a remote village;a remote mountaintop.
- : operating or controlled from a distance, as by remote control: a remote camera.
- : not direct, primary, or proximate; not directly involved or influential: the remote causes of the war.
- : slight or faint; unlikely: The committee doesn't have the remotest idea of how to address the basic issue.So with two games remaining, we actually have a remote chance of making the play-offs.
- : noting or relating to work, schooling, or other activities that take place away from their usual place, site, or building: The company allows remote work for freelancers, but full-time employees are expected to work on site.Teachers have distance learning lessons prepared in advance for weather emergencies that necessitate remote instruction.
- : reserved and distant in manner; not warmly cordial; aloof.
- : far off; abstracted; removed: principles remote from actions.
- : distant in time: remote antiquity.
- : distant in relationship or connection: a remote ancestor.
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- : Radio and Television. a broadcast, usually live, from a location outside a studio.
- : remote control.
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Examples
Annette Clayton, CEO of Schneider Electric North America, also acknowledged younger workers have been impacted by the isolation of remote working.
Trenches are considered to be among the most pristine and remote ecosystems.
If you’re going somewhere very remote, you’ll use twice as much gas as usual getting there and need twice as much getting back from a place where gas stations are likely to be few and far between.
Now that her school has shifted to remote learning in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Rodriguez sometimes sees students log in from factory breakrooms.
We’ve seen explosive growth in online shopping and food delivery, telemedicine, remote education, online entertainment, and more.
The remoteness of the area has been both its curse and its blessing throughout history.
The more monolithic bureaucracies became, Gowers felt, the more they reinforced their remoteness by using impenetrable language.
The remoteness, the coolness, the lecturing style is now a liability.
But I think there's another factor at play in the psychology of drones: their remoteness.
When a nuclear war wipes out most of the planet, only Australia is spared, thanks to its relative remoteness.
The proximity of Asia and the remoteness from civilised centres were scarcely perceptible.
"Yes, indeed I did," said Clifford, with an emphasis on the past tense that indicated the remoteness of those days.
Marriage had not abridged his immeasurable remoteness, nor touched his incorruptible refinement.
Those like himself and Doris, who did not mind the privations inseparable from that remoteness, fared well enough.
I was made suddenly aware of Lop-Ear's remoteness out there on that alien element a few feet away.