remote in Irish
remote in Irish is iargúlta — remote means far away in distance; hard to reach.
remote in Irish
iargúlta
Distant or otherwise inaccessible.
What does "remote" mean?
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adjective Far away in distance; hard to reach.
"They live in a remote village accessible only by boat."
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adjective Very small or unlikely, when talking about a chance or possibility.
"There is only a remote chance the flight will be delayed."
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adjective Emotionally distant or hard to connect with.
"He grew remote and quiet after the argument."
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verb To connect to and control a computer or system from another location.
"IT support remoted into her laptop to fix the problem."
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remote in a sentence
- They live in a remote village accessible only by boat.
- The hikers reached a remote part of the mountain range.
- There is only a remote chance the flight will be delayed.
- He grew remote and quiet after the argument.
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What is "remote" in Irish?
"remote" in Irish is iargúlta. remote means: Far away in distance; hard to reach.
How do you use "remote" in a sentence?
Example: "They live in a remote village accessible only by boat." In Irish, "remote" is iargúlta.
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