Remoto

The Italian and Spanish word 'remoto' translates primarily to 'remote' in English, signifying something distant in space, time, or connection. It often describes locations far away, situations isolated, or access controlled from a distance. It can also indicate something abstract, like a feeling or influence that is indirect or faint. Further meaning is also applied to the control of systems, devices or interactions, where an interface is being manipulated from afar.

Remoto meaning with examples

• La cabaña en la montaña era tan *remota* que solo podíamos llegar en helicóptero, which meant the cabin in the mountains was so *remote* we could only arrive by helicopter. The sheer isolation created a sense of peace that was rarely experienced in the city.
• El control remoto del televisor facilitó mucho el cambio de canales desde el sofá, meant the *remote* control of the TV made changing channels from the sofa much easier. The advancement allowed for an overall enhanced viewing experience.
• Su influencia era *remota*, pero aún se sentía en las decisiones de la empresa, meant his influence was *remote*, but still felt in the decisions of the company. His former insights were always being considered even from afar.
• La posibilidad de trabajar de forma *remota* ha aumentado la flexibilidad laboral significativamente, which means the possibility of working *remotely* has increased work flexibility significantly. This has increased overall job satisfaction for many employees.
• La conexión a Internet era *remota* en la isla, y la comunicación era difícil, meant the internet connection was *remote* on the island, and communication was difficult. This was a major problem for both residents and tourists.