GATE


Meaning of GATE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ front , main

▪ entrance , exit

▪ back , side

▪ inner , outer

▪ double , five-bar ( BrE ), five-barred ( BrE )

a wide driveway with double ~s

▪ big , great , large

The great ~s of the abbey were shut fast.

▪ heavy

▪ high

▪ narrow

▪ open

▪ closed , locked

▪ iron , metal , steel , wooden , wrought-iron

▪ city , factory , farm , garden , park , prison , school , etc.

▪ security

▪ departure

A flight attendant was stationed at the departure ~ to check tickets.

▪ starting

The horses began entering the starting ~.

▪ lock ( esp. BrE ), sluice

… OF GATES

▪ set

a set of ornamental ~s

VERB + GATE

▪ open

▪ bar , close , lock , shut

Don't forget to shut the ~ when you leave.

The defenders had closed and barred all the city ~s.

▪ go through

Go through the ~ and continue down the track.

GATE + VERB

▪ open , swing open

The heavy ~ swung open.

▪ close , shut , slam , slam shut

The ~ shut behind him.

▪ lead to sth

PREPOSITION

▪ through a/the ~

He led us through a ~ into a little garden.

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