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gate

UK
/ɡeɪt/
US
/ɡeɪt/

Translations

gatenoun
gates
pl
UK
/ɡeɪt/
US
/ɡeɪt/
recetteSport; montant total des recettes d'une rencontre ou fréquentation payante.
The football match had a gate of over 50,000 spectators.
Le match de football a enregistré une recette de plus de 50 000 spectateurs.
The garden gate was left open, allowing the dog to escape.
Le portail du jardin était resté ouvert, permettant au chien de s'échapper.
porte d'embarquementAéroport.
Our flight departs from gate 12.
Notre vol part de la porte d'embarquement 12.
porte logiqueInformatique et électronique.
The circuit includes a NAND gate to process the input signals.
Le circuit comprend une porte logique NAND pour traiter les signaux d'entrée.
Additional translations
porteSki alpin ; terme de course.
porteUsage courant pour une entrée contrôlée par un dispositif de sécurité, notamment dans les aéroports ou les enceintes fermées.
Synonyms
door
portal
opening
barrier
fence
threshold
entrance
gateverb
gated
Past Simple
gated
Past Participle
gating
Gerund
UK
/ɡeɪt/
US
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gaterÉlectronique ; terme technique.
The processor gates the clock signal during low-power modes.
Le processeur gate le signal d'horloge pendant les modes basse consommation.
consignerScolaire; punir en interdisant de sortir de l'établissement.
The student was gated for a week for breaking the curfew rules.
L'élève a été consigné pendant une semaine pour avoir enfreint le règlement du couvre-feu.
Additional translations
clôturerRare; fermer l'accès à un lieu par une barrière ou un dispositif similaire.
Synonyms
prevent
restrict
shut
close
bar
gateadjective
more gate
Comp.
most gate
Super.
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/ɡeɪt/
US
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Used attributively (e.g., gate valve, gate mechanism).
de portailSe dit d'un élément lié à un portail ou à un mécanisme de fermeture.
The gate hinge has begun to rust.
La charnière de portail a commencé à rouiller.

Definitions

gatenoun
A movable barrier, usually on hinges, that closes an opening in a fence, wall, or other enclosure.
The garden gate was left open, allowing the dog to escape.
An entrance or exit, often with a barrier, used for controlling access.
The security guard checked IDs at the gate before allowing entry.
A device in electronics that performs a basic logic function.
The circuit includes a NAND gate to process the input signals.
The total number of people who attend a sports event, or the money received from them.
The football match had a gate of over 50,000 spectators.
In alpine skiing, a pair of poles that mark the course and must be passed between by competitors.
The skier missed a gate and was disqualified.
At an airport, a designated area where passengers board or disembark from an aircraft.
Our flight departs from gate 12.
gateverb
To control or restrict access to an area or resource by means of a gate or similar barrier.
The park was gated to prevent unauthorized entry after hours.
To confine a student to the school or college grounds as a punishment.
The student was gated for a week for breaking the curfew rules.
Electronics: to permit or inhibit the passage of a signal by means of a control circuit.
The processor gates the clock signal during low-power modes.
gateadjective
Relating to or designed for a gate or gating mechanism; used before another noun.
The gate hinge has begun to rust.
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