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gate [geɪt] N

1. gate (in fence):

gate
furtka f

2. gate (to city, garage):

gate
brama f

3. gate (at airport):

gate
wyjście nt

4. gate (spectators):

gate
widownia f

5. gate (money):

gate
wejściówka f

6. gate (scandal):

Watergate/Irangate
afera f Watergate/Irangate

departure gate N

departure gate → gate 3.

See also gate

gate [geɪt] N

1. gate (in fence):

gate
furtka f

2. gate (to city, garage):

gate
brama f

3. gate (at airport):

gate
wyjście nt

4. gate (spectators):

gate
widownia f

5. gate (money):

gate
wejściówka f

6. gate (scandal):

Watergate/Irangate
afera f Watergate/Irangate

sluice gate N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Presently the terminal has 13 gates: 8 contact gates and 5 walk-out aircraft positions.
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Other stations have manually operated gates to serve this function.
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It had 15 aircraft gates and a 1,600 space parking deck.
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Gates are down so that the access roads from the secondary streets are blocked.
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The township is open from all sides and has multiple access gates which are open at all times thus having free access.
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A spillway with nine spans and radial surface gates has an aggregate 30,000 m/s flow capacity.
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The main terminal has three gates, 1820, which service small piston-engined and turboprop aircraft.
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Between the piers are ornamental wrought iron gates.
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It included 11 gates of which five have airbridges, which are the odd numbered gates, and nine baggage reclaim carousels.
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The two gates on each end of the dam are 12 ft high, overflow type.
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