Definition of turnstile in English:

turnstile

noun ˈtəːnstʌɪlˈtərnˌstaɪl

A mechanical gate consisting of revolving horizontal arms fixed to a vertical post, allowing only one person at a time to pass through.
（一次只允许一人通过的）旋转栅门
Example sentencesExamples
- Problems with their turnstiles Rangers may have had yesterday, but sending Dundee into a spin present no obvious difficulties.
- For this season's league games, the Bootham Crescent turnstiles click, on average, a mere 2,600 times.
- There are two queues for the turnstiles at gate three, one from the north and one from the south.
- About 100,000 people are expected to pass through the turnstiles before the event finishes on Thursday evening.
- An estimated 150,000 commuters passed through its turnstiles every day, many of them on their way to work on Wall Street.
- An acoustic bass struggles to pass through the turnstile.
- The idiots had reckoned on half a million turning up every year, but in 2004 only 30,000 went through the turnstiles.
- Home fans in that area will only be allowed to use turnstiles W3 to W10 and must buy their tickets in advance.
- An usher had approached her and offered her a free pass through the turnstile for $100.
- The United supporters arrived and broke down the turnstiles - there were 11,000 in the ground when we stopped counting.
- My colleague spotted him right away, heading through the turnstiles at the train station.
- The club will be selling tickets to alleviate congestion on the turnstiles and once again the ground will be segregated into four different areas.
- I pass the ‘Serious Assault’ sign to enter the tube station, grabbing a paper as I reach the turnstiles.
- Not only had admission prices soared to 20 euros but you couldn't get anywhere near the turnstiles to pay.
- Just 20 months ago Vanessa Hodkinson could not fit into airline seats or get through turnstiles, let alone sit in a cinema seat.
- Fewer people through the turnstiles means less money to spend on players, leading to poorer performances and results, and yet lower crowds.
- At the local football club the floodlights, turnstiles, ticket machines and showers in the changing rooms are all linked to the sun.
- I got there in plenty of time. Queues were snaking through the turnstiles and I have to admit that I was getting some funny looks.
- New turnstiles with counters will be installed at O'Moore Park in the near future.
- When we got to the turnstiles, I discovered what my presence on the night was worth to the home team…
Synonyms
barrier, wicket, wicket gate, lychgate, five-barred gate

Definition of turnstile in US English:

turnstile

nounˈtərnˌstaɪlˈtərnˌstīl

A mechanical gate consisting of revolving horizontal arms fixed to a vertical post, allowing only one person at a time to pass through.
（一次只允许一人通过的）旋转栅门
Example sentencesExamples
- An estimated 150,000 commuters passed through its turnstiles every day, many of them on their way to work on Wall Street.
- Just 20 months ago Vanessa Hodkinson could not fit into airline seats or get through turnstiles, let alone sit in a cinema seat.
- There are two queues for the turnstiles at gate three, one from the north and one from the south.
- For this season's league games, the Bootham Crescent turnstiles click, on average, a mere 2,600 times.
- New turnstiles with counters will be installed at O'Moore Park in the near future.
- I got there in plenty of time. Queues were snaking through the turnstiles and I have to admit that I was getting some funny looks.
- The United supporters arrived and broke down the turnstiles - there were 11,000 in the ground when we stopped counting.
- An usher had approached her and offered her a free pass through the turnstile for $100.
- Problems with their turnstiles Rangers may have had yesterday, but sending Dundee into a spin present no obvious difficulties.
- About 100,000 people are expected to pass through the turnstiles before the event finishes on Thursday evening.
- An acoustic bass struggles to pass through the turnstile.
- At the local football club the floodlights, turnstiles, ticket machines and showers in the changing rooms are all linked to the sun.
- Fewer people through the turnstiles means less money to spend on players, leading to poorer performances and results, and yet lower crowds.
- My colleague spotted him right away, heading through the turnstiles at the train station.
- Home fans in that area will only be allowed to use turnstiles W3 to W10 and must buy their tickets in advance.
- The idiots had reckoned on half a million turning up every year, but in 2004 only 30,000 went through the turnstiles.
- I pass the ‘Serious Assault’ sign to enter the tube station, grabbing a paper as I reach the turnstiles.
- The club will be selling tickets to alleviate congestion on the turnstiles and once again the ground will be segregated into four different areas.
- Not only had admission prices soared to 20 euros but you couldn't get anywhere near the turnstiles to pay.
- When we got to the turnstiles, I discovered what my presence on the night was worth to the home team…
Synonyms
barrier, wicket, wicket gate, lychgate, five-barred gate

单词	turnstile
释义	Definition of turnstile in English: turnstile noun ˈtəːnstʌɪlˈtərnˌstaɪl A mechanical gate consisting of revolving horizontal arms fixed to a vertical post, allowing only one person at a time to pass through. （一次只允许一人通过的）旋转栅门 Example sentencesExamples Problems with their turnstiles Rangers may have had yesterday, but sending Dundee into a spin present no obvious difficulties. For this season's league games, the Bootham Crescent turnstiles click, on average, a mere 2,600 times. There are two queues for the turnstiles at gate three, one from the north and one from the south. About 100,000 people are expected to pass through the turnstiles before the event finishes on Thursday evening. An estimated 150,000 commuters passed through its turnstiles every day, many of them on their way to work on Wall Street. An acoustic bass struggles to pass through the turnstile. The idiots had reckoned on half a million turning up every year, but in 2004 only 30,000 went through the turnstiles. Home fans in that area will only be allowed to use turnstiles W3 to W10 and must buy their tickets in advance. An usher had approached her and offered her a free pass through the turnstile for $100. The United supporters arrived and broke down the turnstiles - there were 11,000 in the ground when we stopped counting. My colleague spotted him right away, heading through the turnstiles at the train station. The club will be selling tickets to alleviate congestion on the turnstiles and once again the ground will be segregated into four different areas. I pass the ‘Serious Assault’ sign to enter the tube station, grabbing a paper as I reach the turnstiles. Not only had admission prices soared to 20 euros but you couldn't get anywhere near the turnstiles to pay. Just 20 months ago Vanessa Hodkinson could not fit into airline seats or get through turnstiles, let alone sit in a cinema seat. Fewer people through the turnstiles means less money to spend on players, leading to poorer performances and results, and yet lower crowds. At the local football club the floodlights, turnstiles, ticket machines and showers in the changing rooms are all linked to the sun. I got there in plenty of time. Queues were snaking through the turnstiles and I have to admit that I was getting some funny looks. New turnstiles with counters will be installed at O'Moore Park in the near future. When we got to the turnstiles, I discovered what my presence on the night was worth to the home team… Synonyms barrier, wicket, wicket gate, lychgate, five-barred gate Definition of turnstile in US English: turnstile nounˈtərnˌstaɪlˈtərnˌstīl A mechanical gate consisting of revolving horizontal arms fixed to a vertical post, allowing only one person at a time to pass through. （一次只允许一人通过的）旋转栅门 Example sentencesExamples An estimated 150,000 commuters passed through its turnstiles every day, many of them on their way to work on Wall Street. Just 20 months ago Vanessa Hodkinson could not fit into airline seats or get through turnstiles, let alone sit in a cinema seat. There are two queues for the turnstiles at gate three, one from the north and one from the south. For this season's league games, the Bootham Crescent turnstiles click, on average, a mere 2,600 times. New turnstiles with counters will be installed at O'Moore Park in the near future. I got there in plenty of time. Queues were snaking through the turnstiles and I have to admit that I was getting some funny looks. The United supporters arrived and broke down the turnstiles - there were 11,000 in the ground when we stopped counting. An usher had approached her and offered her a free pass through the turnstile for $100. Problems with their turnstiles Rangers may have had yesterday, but sending Dundee into a spin present no obvious difficulties. About 100,000 people are expected to pass through the turnstiles before the event finishes on Thursday evening. An acoustic bass struggles to pass through the turnstile. At the local football club the floodlights, turnstiles, ticket machines and showers in the changing rooms are all linked to the sun. Fewer people through the turnstiles means less money to spend on players, leading to poorer performances and results, and yet lower crowds. My colleague spotted him right away, heading through the turnstiles at the train station. Home fans in that area will only be allowed to use turnstiles W3 to W10 and must buy their tickets in advance. The idiots had reckoned on half a million turning up every year, but in 2004 only 30,000 went through the turnstiles. I pass the ‘Serious Assault’ sign to enter the tube station, grabbing a paper as I reach the turnstiles. The club will be selling tickets to alleviate congestion on the turnstiles and once again the ground will be segregated into four different areas. Not only had admission prices soared to 20 euros but you couldn't get anywhere near the turnstiles to pay. When we got to the turnstiles, I discovered what my presence on the night was worth to the home team… Synonyms barrier, wicket, wicket gate, lychgate, five-barred gate
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