remote in Portuguese
remote in Portuguese is remoto, distante, longínquo — remote means far away in distance; hard to reach.
remote in Portuguese
remoto
At a distance; disconnected.
distante
At a distance; disconnected.
longínquo
At a distance; disconnected.
inacessível
Distant or otherwise inaccessible.
isolado
Distant or otherwise inaccessible.
controle
Ellipsis of remote control.
controlo remoto
Ellipsis of remote control.
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."
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.
Similar words in Portuguese
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "remote" in Portuguese?
"remote" in Portuguese is remoto, distante, longínquo. 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 Portuguese, "remote" is remoto, distante, longínquo.
Are there other ways to say "remote" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 7 translations listed for "remote": remoto, distante, longínquo, inacessível, isolado, controle.
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