| 词汇 | remoteness |
| 释义 | remoteness noun[ U ] uk /rɪˈməʊt.nəs/ us /rɪˈmoʊt.nəs/ remotenessnoun[U] (DISTANCE)the fact of being far away in distance: （距离的）遥远 Space enthusiasts will marvel at the beauty and remoteness of Pluto.太空爱好者会惊叹于冥王星的美丽与遥远。 The advantages of equatorial sea launches include remoteness from populated areas.从赤道海洋中发射的优点包括能够远离人口稠密的地区。 the fact of being far from any towns or cities: 偏远，边远 Getting medicine to them is difficult due to the remoteness of the villages affected by the quake.由于受地震影响的这些村庄地处偏远，给他们送药很困难。 The area is not likely to attract too many visitors because of its remoteness. 由于地处偏远，该地区不太可能吸引太多游客。 the fact of being far away in time: （时间的）久远 The past perfect tense emphasizes the remoteness of the action from the present moment.过去完成时强调动作与现在的距离。 Thanks to its physical remoteness, Jefferson felt the US was safe from Napoleon's cannons and muskets. Washington County's remoteness has traditionally been an obstacle to economic development. She appreciates her posting in Antarctica. She likes the remoteness. It depends on the nearness or remoteness of those instants of time which we compare. Distant in space and time (in) the middle of nowhereidiom afar afield all/the four corners of the world/earthidiom anywhere as far as the eye can/could seeidiom distance eye farthest from afar further furthermost light years awayidiom middle Podunk remote remotely ultra ultra-distant wide remotenessnoun[U] (DIFFERENCE)the fact of not being closely related to something: （联系的）不紧密;（关系的）疏远 Charlotte felt a numb remoteness from the wider world.夏洛特对更广阔的世界感到一种麻木的疏离。 The popular association with modern art is its remoteness from the symbols and values of the majority of people.大众对现代艺术的看法是它与大多数人所代表的价值观相距甚远。 He criticized the party for what he saw as its remoteness from ordinary people's concerns, condescension, and sense of entitlement. The general theory of relativity was a field that had been moribund because of its remoteness from laboratory experiment. Different and difference altered alternative anomalous another anything disjunctive disparate disparately disparity dissimilar make a distinction between something make the differenceidiom misc. misfit new unreflective unrepresentative unrepresentativeness unstandardized untraditional remotenessnoun[U] (BEHAVIOUR)behaviour that is not very friendly and shows little interest in other people: 不友好;冷漠;孤高 Fame and success only heightened his angry remoteness.名誉和成功使他更愤怒，更冷漠孤高。 Liv's remoteness and Will's absorption in his work combine to put a strain on their marriage.丽芙冷漠疏离，威尔醉心工作，这些都给他们的婚姻带来了压力。 She greeted them with cool remoteness. He lived in a hilltop Italianate mansion with a half-mile-long driveway that seems to symbolise his remoteness. Not being friendly abrasive abrasively abrasiveness abruptly abruptness aloof estrangement estrangement from someone flintily forbidding forbiddingly frigid gruff offhandedness offish remote reserved reservedly saturnine wintry Seeremote Examples of remotenessremoteness Vision is a mode of de-distancing that brings things that are not at hand nearer from their remoteness, and renders beings accessible even from afar. But it is a remoteness that has placed the music of gagaku in the realm of the musical other. The results also suggest a somewhat different trajectory for perfect-toperfective grammaticalization than the commonly assumed route via remoteness distinctions. What is nearness if, along with its failure to appear, remoteness also remains absent? The unifying characteristic among the nonstandard uses is a pragmatic distancing from a given narrative focus, resulting in a generalized marking of remoteness and completion. They depended equally on the peak conductance (not shown) and on remoteness from the soma as can be seen in light grey in the background. Each square corresponds to one of the 1416 synapses, and is plotted according to remoteness and focal domain size. Part of his difficulty was his region's remoteness, but a large part was his own fault. The remoteness of the solar deity from his surroundings is emphasized by the medallion surrounding him, suggesting he is not a "real-world" actor. This took, in some cases, a negative form: worries over funding structures, self-criticism for remoteness and aridity in our research and in public presentation. But given the remoteness and physical hardships of life in the missions, this should not be surprising. Due to remoteness and isolated living, tribal groups are out-reach groups. Distance to paved roads, which proxies access to labor markets and remoteness, is positively correlated with collection. Historical remoteness is not a simple measure of chronological distance from the present. All three statements are extrinsic connections but in increasing stages of uncertainty and remoteness from reality. See all examples of remoteness These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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