gate
/ɡeɪt/
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Translation
A door in a fence or wall that you open to go into or out of a garden or field.
Word origin
From Old English geat, meaning an opening or a door in a wall or fence.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- geat
Grammar
Gender
Pluralgates
Examples
Please shut behind .
"Gate" is the door in the fence around the garden.
.
"Gates" is the plural, meaning more than one gate.
through .
Here "gate" is the way in and out of the garden.
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