remote part

collocation in English

meaningsofremoteandpart

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remote
adjective
uk
/rɪˈməʊt/us
/rɪˈmoʊt/
far away ...
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part
noun
uk
/pɑːt/us
/pɑːrt/
some but not all of ...
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(Definition ofremoteandpartfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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It is a veryremotepartof the railway line.
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They would be objects of outstanding size, a new family of giant comets or small planets, in aremotepartof the solar system.
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I am not talking, of course, of a supply to someremotepartof the countryside.
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Retired people might provide refreshments free of charge in aremotepartof the country.
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The man bought them and went away to aremotepartof the earth.
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It is a veryremotepartand contains its own characteristics.
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The famine occurred in aremotepartduring the rains, when communications were difficult.
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I must now make my departure to aremotepartof the country.
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After all, we are not living in someremotepartof the world.
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It was in a fairlyremotepartof the county, which is fine, because people wanted to go there.
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I do not think that any other precautions are practicable in thisremotepartof the harbour.
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Does he realise that it is completely useless, and isolated in an entirelyremotepartof the village?
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Who can say what will happen in 10 years' time in someremotepartof the world?
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Blood from the mostremotepartof our region can be returned for processing within a relatively short period.
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It owns the commons in the highest, mostremotepartof the moor, and it has set this lead.
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Let us take aremotepartof the country where there are no bus services to speak of.
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Many people living in thisremotepartof the country would like more roads, water and electric light.
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Still, this expenditure does seem to require some explanation, seeing it is in thatremotepartof the world.
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We are thinking of the exercise of these functions in perhaps aremotepartof the country.
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He lives in aremotepartof the land, and these problems which he raises are discouraging things.
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When he returned he sent for her again, and, being ordered to a moreremotepartof the country, she objected to go there.
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They simply have to carry on in restriction in aremotepartof the country, cut off from any normal political activity.
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They could work their passage and go to someremotepartof the globe and grow enough to live upon, and develop their initiative.
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I have mentioned the merchant submarine to sustain a remnant that might be left alive in someremotepartof this island.
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It can happen to the ordinary lengthman employed on the highways by an urban council in aremotepartof the country.
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