Cool MateMeaning of Gate
a barrier like a door that is used to close an opening in a fence or a wall outside a building
In simple words: A gate is a movable barrier that is used to close off an entrance.
Gate in a sentence
- The gate to the park is always open during the day.
- He forgot to close the gate after letting the dog out.
- We arrived at the airport and went straight to the gate.
- The old wooden gate creaked when I pushed it.
- She stood by the gate waiting for her friend to arrive.
How to use Gate
Use 'gate' when referring to physical barriers at entrances. Avoid in abstract contexts or when discussing unrelated topics like 'freedom' or 'opportunity'.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a 'gate' as a 'great' opening to a yard.
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Collocations with Gate
Common mistakes with Gate
- Confused with 'gait' (manner of walking)
- Using 'gate' as a verb when it's only a noun
- Forget to use 'the' or 'a' before it
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Frequently asked questions about Gate
What does Gate mean?
A gate is a movable barrier that is used to close off an entrance.
What is the definition of Gate?
a barrier like a door that is used to close an opening in a fence or a wall outside a building
How do you use Gate in a sentence?
The gate to the park is always open during the day.
Can you give another example of Gate?
He forgot to close the gate after letting the dog out.
What are synonyms for Gate?
Common alternatives include barrier, entrance, opening, portal, fence.
What is the opposite of Gate?
Opposite meanings include barrier, blockade.
What words go with Gate?
It commonly pairs with front, main, entrance, set, open, bar, close, open, swing open, close, through a/the gate, front, main, entrance, set, open, bar, close, open, swing open, close, through a/the gate, front, main, entrance, set, open, bar, close, open, swing open, close, through a/the gate, front, main, entrance, set, open, bar, close, open, swing open, close, through a/the gate.
What are common mistakes when using Gate?
Confused with 'gait' (manner of walking) Using 'gate' as a verb when it's only a noun Forget to use 'the' or 'a' before it
How do you pronounce Gate?
US: /["/ɡeɪt/"]/, UK: /["/ɡeɪt/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Gate?
Use 'gate' when referring to physical barriers at entrances. Avoid in abstract contexts or when discussing unrelated topics like 'freedom' or 'opportunity'.
What CEFR level is Gate?
"Gate" is at A2 level on the CEFR scale.