remote server
UK: /rɪˈməʊt ˈsɜːvə/
Definition

Definition of remote server - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technologyTECH.computer on another network location providing services to connected clientsTECH.
  • The app sends all user data to a remote server for processing.
  • Our logs show repeated login attempts from an unknown remote server.
  • The files are mirrored to a backup remote server every night.
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Expressions with remote

remote controln.
device used to operate appliances from a distance
He lost the remote control for the TV.
remote islandn.
island far from other places
The remote island was miles away from the nearest city.
remote villagen.
distant and isolated community
They traveled for days to reach the remote village in the mountains.
remote workern.
employee who performs job duties from home or another place
As a remote worker, she enjoys a flexible schedule.
remote-controlledadj.
operated from a distance using signals
The remote-controlled car zoomed across the room.
remote chancen.
very small possibility
There is a remote chance of rain tomorrow.

Expressions with server

cake servern.
flat tool for serving cake slices
She used a cake server to serve the dessert.
pie servern.
utensil for serving slices of pie or cake
She used a pie server to serve the dessert.
wine servern.
person serving wine in a restaurant
The wine server recommended a fine red wine.
server's downadj.
temporarily out of service
We can't access the database while the server's down for updates.
altar servern.
layperson assisting clergy during Christian liturgy
The altar server lit the candles before the mass.
secure servern.
computer server that protects data and connections using strong security measures
Customer payment details are processed through a secure server to prevent theft.
server-sideadj.
happening on a remote computer that sends data to users
The website uses server-side caching to make pages load faster.
backup servern.
computer machine that stores copied data for safety and recovery
All critical databases are saved nightly on a remote backup server.
data servern.
computer system or program that stores information and sends it to other devices
The company upgraded its data server to handle more user requests.
database servern.
computer system that stores structured data and answers requests from clients
The company upgraded its main database server to handle more users.

Terms related to remote server

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Terms with remote server included in their meaning

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downloadingn.
file reception
the process of receiving files from a remote server
local storagen.
technology
data kept on a nearby device not on a remote server
server-siden.
technology
part of a program that runs on a remote server machine
client programn.
technology
software that accesses data on a remote server

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  1. French:serveur distant, ...
  2. German:Remote-Server, ...
  3. Italian:server remoto, ...
  4. Spanish:servidor remoto, ...
  5. Portuguese:servidor remoto, ...
  6. Chinese:远程服务器, ...
  7. Japanese:リモートサーバー, ...
  8. Arabic:خادِمٌ بَعيدٌ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׂרֵת מְרוּחָק, ...
  10. Russian:удалённый сервер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:віддалений сервер, ...
  12. Hindi:रिमोट सर्वर, ...

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