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-gate /ɡeɪt/ suffix
gate /ɡeɪt/ noun
gate verb [transitive]
دروازه
گیت، در بزرگ، مدخل، دریچه سد، وسایل ورود، ورودیه، دریچه تنظیم آب در مخزن سد، کامپیوتر: مدخل، عمران: دروازه، معماری: دریچه، ورزش: قسمت فنری قلاب کوهنوردی، علوم هوایی: محل سوار شدن مسافرین هواپیما در فرودگاه، نظامی: فرمان استفاده از موشک و راکت در جنگ هوایی، فرمان پرواز هواپیما با حداکثر سرعت در درگیری هوایی
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Advanced Persian Dictionaryمهندسی: دریچه، دروازه، مدخل،
کامپیوتر: دروازه، دریچه، گیت، راه تغذیه لشعلث،
مهندسی: دروازه، دروازه شروع اسکی، قسمت فنری قلاب کوهنوردی،
ورزشی: محل سوار شدن مسافرین هواپیما در فرودگاه،
هواپیمایی: در بزرگ، دروازه، دریچه،
معماری: فرمان پرواز هواپیما با حداکثر سرعت در درگیری هوایی، فرمان استفاده از موشک و راکت در جنگ هوایی،
نظامی: دریچه تنظیم آب در مخزن سد، دروازه،
عمران: دروازه، در بزرگ، مدخل، دریجه سد، وسایل ورود، ورودیه
کامپیوتر: نگهبانی، مدخل
زیست شناسی: دروازه
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Synonyms & Related Wordsgate[noun]Synonyms: barrier, door, entrance, exit, gateway, opening, passage, portal
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English Dictionary-gate /ɡeɪt/
suffix used after the name of a place, person, or thing to give a name to an event involving dishonest behaviour by a politician or other public official:
Irangate (=when members of the US government sold weapons to Iran in exchange for the return of American hostages) [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
I. gate1 S2 W2 /ɡeɪt/
noun[
Language: Old English;
Origin: geat]
1. [countable] the part of a fence or outside wall that you can open and close so that you can enter or leave a place ⇒
door:
We went through the gate into the orchard. the wrought-iron gates of the palaceopen/close/shut a gate I left the engine running and ran back to close the gate.front/back/main gate Make sure that the back gate is locked, please.garden/farm/school gate The children poured out of the school gates.2. [countable] the place where you leave an airport building to get on a plane:
Air France flight 76 leaves from gate 6A.3. a) [countable] British English the number of people who go in to see a sports event, especially a football match
b) [uncountable] British English (
also gate money) the amount of money that these people pay
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II. gate2 verb [transitive] British English to prevent a student from leaving a school as a punishment for behaving badly
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Collocationsgate noun ADJ. entrance, front, main | back, postern (in a castle),
side | inner, outer | double, five-bar/five-barred, portcullis a wide driveway with double gates
great The great gates of the abbey were shut fast.
heavy | high | narrow | ornamental | open | iron, metal, steel, wooden, wrought-iron | city, factory, farm, garden, park, prison, school, etc. | security | sluice QUANT. set a set of ornamental gates VERB + GATE open | bar, close, fasten, lock, shut Don't forget to shut the gate when you leave. The defenders had closed and barred all the city gates.
go through Go through the gate and continue down the track. GATE + VERB open, swing open The heavy gate swung open.
close, shut The gate shut behind him. PREP. through a/the ~ He led us through a gate into a little garden. [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲
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