gate

la puerta

noun

gate
[geɪt]
sustantivo
1puerta (f) (entrance); verja (f) (made of metal)
  • gate (number) 15 -> puerta número 15 (in airport)
2entrada (f) (Sport) (spectators);
    recaudación (f)
-GATE El escándalo del Watergate, que sacudió a los Estados Unidos en 1972, tuvo un gran efecto no sólo sobre la política americana, sino también sobre la lengua inglesa. De hecho, el término “Watergate” ha generado toda una serie de derivados donde el sufijo -gate se asocia a un nombre o incidente sinónimo de escándalo público. Así, “Irangate” hace referencia a la venta ilegal de armas al gobierno iraní por parte del gobierno de Reagan a mediados de los ochenta, y “Contragate” al financiamiento de la campaña terrorista llevada a cabo contra el Estado nicaragüense gracias al dinero así obtenido. “Monicagate” evoca el proceso judicial del presidente Clinton en 1998 como consecuencia de su relación con la joven ayudante Monica Lewinsky. No cabe duda de que futuros escándalos continuarán dando lugar a expresiones de nuevo cuño con este sufijo.

gate [gueit]
sustantivo
1Puerta, la entrada de una ciudad o plaz
adjetivo
2Barrera, talanquera.
3Puerta de cercado.
4Vía, camino.
5Compuertas de esclusa.
  • Flood-gate -> paradera, compuerta del caz de un molino
  • Gate-keeper, gateward -> portero; guardabarrera de ferrocarril
verbo
1Poner puerta
sustantivo
2Castigar a un alumno haciéndole quedarse después de clase.

gate [ɡeɪt]
noun
1 [of wood] puerta also of town, castle; (f) (also of town, castle) [of metal] verja; (f) (sluice) compuerta; (f) [of field, in station] barrera; (f) (Dep) entrada; (f)
please go to gate seven diríjanse a la puerta siete
2 (Dep) (attendance) público; (m) concurrencia; (f) (entrance money) taquilla; (f) recaudación; (f)
verb:transitive
(Britain) (informal) [+pupil] prohibir la salida fuera del recinto escolar como castigo; (como castigo)
modifier
gate money (n) taquilla; (f) recaudación; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "gate"

Imperative
  • gate
  • you gate
  • he/she gates
  • we gate
  • you gate
  • they gate
Preterite
  • I gated
  • you gated
  • he/she gated
  • we gated
  • you gated
  • they gated
Present Continuous
  • I am gating
  • you are gating
  • he/she is gating
  • we are gating
  • you are gating
  • they are gating
Present Perfect
  • I have gated
  • you have gated
  • he/she has gated
  • we have gated
  • you have gated
  • they have gated
Past Continuous
  • I was gating
  • you were gating
  • he/she was gating
  • we were gating
  • you were gating
  • they were gating
Past Perfect
  • I had gated
  • you had gated
  • he/she had gated
  • we had gated
  • you had gated
  • they had gated
Future
  • I will gate
  • you will gate
  • he/she will gate
  • we will gate
  • you will gate
  • they will gate
Future Perfect
  • I will have gated
  • you will have gated
  • he/she will have gated
  • we will have gated
  • you will have gated
  • they will have gated
Future Continuous
  • I will be gating
  • you will be gating
  • he/she will be gating
  • we will be gating
  • you will be gating
  • they will be gating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been gating
  • you have been gating
  • he/she has been gating
  • we have been gating
  • you have been gating
  • they have been gating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been gating
  • you will have been gating
  • he/she will have been gating
  • we will have been gating
  • you will have been gating
  • they will have been gating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been gating
  • you had been gating
  • he/she had been gating
  • we had been gating
  • you had been gating
  • they had been gating
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