gate
BrE /ɡeɪt/ AmE /ɡeɪt/
noun en → es
a large door that is part of a wall or building and can be opened to let people in or out
puerta, cancela
- the gate at the entrance/exit
Collocations gate of a castle · front gate
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The front gate is always locked after dark.
La cancela de la entrada siempre está cerrada después del anochecer.
the place where people go to board a plane or leave the airport after arriving
puerta de embarque, terminal
- go through/enter the gate
Collocations boarding gate · departure gate
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We need to go through security and then find our boarding gate.
Necesitamos pasar por seguridad y luego encontrar nuestra puerta de embarque.
the goal in sports such as football or hockey, consisting of two vertical posts connected by a horizontal bar
porterías, redes
- score/goal at the gate
Collocations football gate · hockey gate
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The team scored a goal just before halftime.
El equipo anotó un gol justo antes del descanso.
a device that controls the flow of electricity in a circuit, allowing or preventing current from passing through it
puerta lógica, interruptor
- gate signal
Collocations logic gate · signal gate
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The logic gate controls the flow of data in the circuit.
La puerta lógica controla el flujo de datos en el circuito.
an opportunity or a moment when something important happens, often used in the phrase 'through the gate'
oportunidad, momento clave
- go through the gate
Collocations gate of opportunity · moment of truth
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This is our chance to go through the gate and make a change.
Esta es nuestra oportunidad para pasar por la puerta y hacer un cambio.
Idioms
a través de las puertas, en el momento crucial
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We finally went through the gates and signed the contract.
Por fin pasamos por la puerta y firmamos el contrato.