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gate1/ɡeit/ n. & v.●n. 1 a barrier, usu. hinged, used to close an opening made for entrance and exit through a wall, fence, etc. 门 2 such an opening, esp. in the wall of a city, enclosure, or large building 城墙门，围墙门，大楼门 3 a means of entrance or exit 出入口，通道 4 a numbered place of access to aircraft at an airport (飞机场等的)登机口，登机门 5 a mountain pass 山口，(山间的)关口 6 an arrangement of slots into which the gear lever of a motor vehicle moves to engage the required gear (机动车上供变速杆移动定位的) H 形滑槽 7 a device for holding the frame of a cine film momentarily in position behind the lens of a camera or projector 片门 8a an electrical signal that causes or controls the passage of other signals 电路门 b an electrical circuit with an output which depends on the combination of several inputs 选通电极 9 a device regulating the passage of water in a lock etc. 水闸，闸门 10a the number of people entering by payment at the gates of a sports ground etc. (体育比赛等的)观众数 b (in full 全称 gate money) the proceeds taken for admission 门票收入 11 Brit. slang the mouth [英] [俚语]嘴 12 = STARTING GATE ●v. tr. 1 Brit. confine to college or school entirely or after certain hours [英] (惩罚性的)禁止学生离校 2 (as 作 gated adj.) (of a road) having a gate or gates to control the movement of traffic or animals 用(闸)门控制道路上的车流量或横穿马路的动物 □ get (or be given) the gate N. Amer. slang be dismissed [北美] [俚语]被解雇；被赶走 [Old English gœt, geat, pl. gatu, from Germanic] |