gate
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/ɡeɪt/
🇬🇧
/ɡeɪt/
noun
A2
A door-like barrier in a fence or wall.
The children waited by the school gate.
A2
An opening that can be closed with a gate.
We entered through the main gate.
A2
The area where passengers board a plane.
Your flight leaves from gate 12.
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A barrier to control water flow.
The water gate controls the river flow.
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The number of people at a sports event.
The game had a large gate of fans.
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Money made from ticket sales.
The gate from the concert was high.
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A political scandal involving a cover-up.
The news covered the political gate.
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An electronic switch in computers.
The computer uses a logic gate.
translation
A door-like barrier in a fence or wall.; An opening that can be closed with a gate.; The area where passengers board a plane.; A barrier to control water flow.; The number of people at a sports event.; Money made from ticket sales.; A political scandal involving a cover-up.; An electronic switch in computers.
Word Forms
Plural
gates