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remote
Adjective
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Something that is remote is a long way off, distant, not near anything.
The internet is a powerful tool for bringing modern medicine to remote areas.
She walked to a remote corner of the farm, so she could be alone.
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When a television or radio broadcast is remote, it is done in someplace other than a studio
The reporter did a live remote broadcast from the scene of the fire.
remote
Noun
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A remote is something used to change the volume or channel on a television.
I wanted to change the channel after the show ended, but the remote was under the couch.
boot
Noun
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A shoe that covers part of the leg.
I love my special hiking boots.
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(British English) A storage space at the back of a car.
He put his shopping bags in the boot.
boot
Verb
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If you boot someone, you force somebody to leave someplace.
Billy got booted off of the train after the captain found out that he had no ticket.