gate
/geɪt/ n [C]Definition
› a section of a fence or outer wall that can swing open to let you through: I pushed open the gate and went into the backyard. › A gate is also the door at an airport that you go through to get on an aircraft: All passengers for flight 103 please proceed to gate D4.
(Definition of gate n from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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