Gate

Meaning

Noun

●

A

structure outside a house.

●

In Walls and fences:

Doorway,

, or

in a

or wall.

●

Movable barrier.

●

Passageway (

an

) where

can

or disembark.

●

A

which

as a

for

,

, or trade.

●

The amount of money made by

to a

or a

event.

●

In Computing & Walls and fences:

A

of

which

or off. Examples are and, or,

, etc.

●

In Electronics:

The

of a

(FET).

●

In a

, the

for the

of the

to

or into.

●

In Walls and fences:

The

or

through which

is

into the

; the ingate.

●

The

of

in the

; a

or

. Also

and git.

●

In Cricket:

The

between a

sman's

and pad.

●

In Cinematography:

A

, in a

and

, that

each

behind the aperture.

●

A

that

type-clusters on

two-dimensional

plots.

●

A

by a

,

a

of five.

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

A way, path.

●

A journey.

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

A

; now used especially as a

to make the

of a

e.g. "Briggate" (a common

in the

England

"Bridge Street") or Kirkgate

"Church Street".

●

In British English & Scottish English:

Manner; gait.

●

In Education:

gifted and

education

Verb

●

To keep something inside

a

gate.

●

To

, especially a

or

, by not

them

out.

●

In Biochemistry:

To

a

channel.

●

To

with a gate.

●

To

(an

)

as

, or to

from

. See autogating.

Name

●

A

in Scott County, Arkansas, United States.

●

A

in Beaver County, Oklahoma, United States.

●

An

in Thurston County, Washington, United States.

Sourced from

Origin

gate

English

gata

Old Norse

geat

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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