リモート

Borrowed from English remote.[1]

• (Tokyo) リモ​ート [rìmóꜜòtò] (Nakadaka – [2])[1]
• IPA^(key): [ɾʲimo̞ːto̞]

リモート • (rimōto) -na (adnominal リモートな (rimōto na na), adverbial リモートに (rimōto ni ni))

1. remote (not near)

   Synonym: 遠隔 (enkaku)

   Antonym: 手元 (temoto)

リモート • (rimōto) 

1. a remote thing
2. being remote (not in person)

   Antonym: 対面 (taimen, “face-to-face”)

   リモート授(じゅ)業(ぎょう)

   rimōto jugyō

   remote learning

3. (computing) the remote system, server, computer, or device: not local

   Antonym: ローカル (rōkaru)

This term is generally used in compounds, such as リモートスイッチ (“remote switch”) or リモートコントロール (“remote control”), or in technical contexts, such as リモートのホスト (rimōto no hosuto, “remote host”) or ローカルとリモートの差(さ) (rōkaru to rimōto no sa, “difference between the local and remote [hosts]”). When used attributively, リモート can be followed by the attributive particle な (na) as a regular na-type adjective, but the more common pattern is to add the possessive particle の (no) as is normal after nouns.