gate 音标拼音: [g'et]
n . 门,闸,大门,通道
vt . 装门于
门,闸,大门,通道装门於
gate 闸; 闸极
gate 输出门( 电路 )
gate 闸管
gate 闸
gate n 1 :
a movable barrier in a fence or wall 2 :
a computer circuit with several inputs but only one output that can be activated by particular combinations of inputs [
synonym : {
gate }, {
logic gate }]
3 :
total admission receipts at a sports event 4 :
passageway (
as in an air terminal )
where passengers can embark or disembark v 1 :
supply with a gate ; "
The house was gated "
2 :
control with a valve or other device that functions like a gate 3 :
restrict (
school boys ')
movement to the dormitory or campus as a means of punishment Gate \
Gate \,
v .
t .
1 .
To supply with a gate .
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2 . (
Eng .
Univ .)
To punish by requiring to be within the gates at an earlier hour than usual .
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Gate \
Gate \ (
g [=
a ]
t ),
n . [
OE . [
yogh ]
et , [
yogh ]
eat ,
giat ,
gate ,
door ,
AS .
geat ,
gat ,
gate ,
door ;
akin to OS .,
D ., &
Icel .
gat opening ,
hole ,
and perh .
to E .
gate a way ,
gait ,
and get ,
v .
Cf . {
Gate }
a way ,
3d {
Get }.]
1 .
A large door or passageway in the wall of a city ,
of an inclosed field or place ,
or of a grand edifice ,
etc .;
also ,
the movable structure of timber ,
metal ,
etc .,
by which the passage can be closed .
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2 .
An opening for passage in any inclosing wall ,
fence ,
or barrier ;
or the suspended framework which closes or opens a passage .
Also ,
figuratively ,
a means or way of entrance or of exit .
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Knowest thou the way to Dover ?
Both stile and gate ,
horse way and footpath . --
Shak .
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Opening a gate for a long war . --
Knolles .
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3 .
A door ,
valve ,
or other device ,
for stopping the passage of water through a dam ,
lock ,
pipe ,
etc .
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4 . (
Script .)
The places which command the entrances or access ;
hence ,
place of vantage ;
power ;
might .
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The gates of hell shall not prevail against it .
--
Matt .
xvi .
18 .
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5 .
In a lock tumbler ,
the opening for the stump of the bolt to pass through or into .
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6 . (
Founding )
(
a )
The channel or opening through which metal is poured into the mold ;
the ingate .
(
b )
The waste piece of metal cast in the opening ;
a sprue or sullage piece . [
Written also {
geat }
and {
git }.]
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{
Gate chamber },
a recess in the side wall of a canal lock ,
which receives the opened gate .
{
Gate channel }.
See {
Gate },
5 .
{
Gate hook },
the hook -
formed piece of a gate hinge .
{
Gate money },
entrance money for admission to an inclosure .
{
Gate tender },
one in charge of a gate ,
as at a railroad crossing .
{
Gate valva },
a stop valve for a pipe ,
having a sliding gate which affords a straight passageway when open .
{
Gate vein } (
Anat .),
the portal vein .
{
To break gates } (
Eng .
Univ .),
to enter a college inclosure after the hour to which a student has been restricted .
{
To stand in the gate }
or {
To stand in the gates },
to occupy places or advantage ,
power ,
or defense .
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Gate \
Gate \,
n . [
Icel .
gata ;
akin to SW .
gata street ,
lane ,
Dan .
gade ,
Goth .
gatw ["
o ],
G .
gasse .
Cf . {
Gate }
a door , {
Gait }.]
1 .
A way ;
a path ;
a road ;
a street (
as in Highgate ). [
O .
Eng .
&
Scot .]
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I was going to be an honest man ;
but the devil has this very day flung first a lawyer ,
and then a woman ,
in my gate . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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2 .
Manner ;
gait . [
O .
Eng . &
Scot .]
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Geat \
Geat \ (
g [=
e ]
t ),
n . [
See {
Gate }
a door .] (
Founding )
The channel or spout through which molten metal runs into a mold in casting . [
Written also {
git }, {
gate }.]
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Sash \
Sash \,
n . [
F .
ch [^
a ]
ssis a frame ,
sash ,
fr .
ch [^
a ]
sse a shrine ,
reliquary ,
frame ,
L .
capsa .
See {
Case }
a box .]
1 .
The framing in which the panes of glass are set in a glazed window or door ,
including the narrow bars between the panes .
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2 .
In a sawmill ,
the rectangular frame in which the saw is strained and by which it is carried up and down with a reciprocating motion ; --
also called {
gate }.
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{
French sash },
a casement swinging on hinges ; --
in distinction from a vertical sash sliding up and down .
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Swing \
Swing \,
v .
t .
1 .
To cause to swing or vibrate ;
to cause to move backward and forward ,
or from one side to the other .
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He swings his tail ,
and swiftly turns his round .
--
Dryden .
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They get on ropes ,
as you must have seen the children ,
and are swung by their men visitants .
--
Spectator .
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2 .
To give a circular movement to ;
to whirl ;
to brandish ;
as ,
to swing a sword ;
to swing a club ;
hence ,
colloquially ,
to manage ;
as ,
to swing a business .
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3 . (
Mach .)
To admit or turn (
anything )
for the purpose of shaping it ; --
said of a lathe ;
as ,
the lathe can swing a pulley of 12 inches diameter .
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{
To swing a door }, {
gate },
etc . (
Carp .),
to put it on hinges so that it can swing or turn .
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196 Moby Thesaurus words for "
gate ":
French door ,
aboideau ,
access ,
admissions ,
air lock ,
arch dam ,
archway ,
assemblage ,
attendance ,
audience ,
avails ,
back door ,
backstop ,
ball cock ,
ball valve ,
bamboo curtain ,
bank ,
bar ,
barrage ,
barrier ,
barway ,
bear -
trap dam ,
beaver dam ,
boom ,
box office ,
breakwater ,
breastwork ,
brick wall ,
buffer ,
bulkhead ,
bullion ,
bulwark ,
bunghole ,
button ,
carriage entrance ,
cashiering ,
cast ,
casting ,
cellar door ,
cellarway ,
cock ,
cofferdam ,
commissions ,
conge ,
credit ,
credits ,
crowd ,
dam ,
defense ,
deposal ,
dike ,
discharge ,
disemployment ,
dismissal ,
displacing ,
disposable income ,
ditch ,
dividend ,
dividends ,
dock gate ,
door ,
doorjamb ,
doorpost ,
doorway ,
drain cock ,
draw cock ,
drumming out ,
earned income ,
earnings ,
earthwork ,
embankment ,
entrance ,
exit ,
faucet ,
fence ,
firing ,
flood -
hatch ,
floodgate ,
forced separation ,
front door ,
furloughing ,
gains ,
gate receipts ,
gatepost ,
gateway ,
get ,
gravity dam ,
groin ,
gross ,
gross income ,
gross receipts ,
hatch ,
hatchway ,
head gate ,
hydrant ,
hydraulic -
fill dam ,
income ,
ingate ,
ingot ,
intake ,
iron curtain ,
jam ,
jetty ,
layoff ,
leaping weir ,
levee ,
lintel ,
lock ,
lock gate ,
logjam ,
make ,
milldam ,
moat ,
mole ,
mound ,
needle valve ,
net ,
net income ,
net receipts ,
opening ,
output ,
parapet ,
passage ,
penstock ,
petcock ,
pig ,
pink slip ,
porch ,
portal ,
portcullis ,
porte cochere ,
postern ,
proceeds ,
produce ,
profits ,
propylaeum ,
pylon ,
rampart ,
receipt ,
receipts ,
receivables ,
regulus ,
removal ,
retirement ,
returns ,
revenue ,
roadblock ,
rock -
fill dam ,
royalties ,
runner ,
scuttle ,
sea cock ,
seawall ,
sheet metal ,
shutter dam ,
side door ,
sluice ,
sluice gate ,
sow ,
spigot ,
sprue ,
stile ,
stone wall ,
stopcock ,
storm door ,
surplusing ,
suspension ,
take ,
take -
in ,
takings ,
tap ,
tedge ,
the ax ,
the boot ,
the bounce ,
the gate ,
the sack ,
threshold ,
ticket ,
tide gate ,
tollgate ,
trap ,
trap door ,
turnpike ,
turnstile ,
unearned income ,
valve ,
valvula ,
valvule ,
walking papers ,
wall ,
water gate ,
weir ,
wicket dam ,
work ,
yield A low -level {digital } logic component . Gates
perform {Boolean } {functions } (e .g . {AND }, {NOT }), store
bits } of data (e .g . a {flip -flop }), and connect and
disconnect various parts of the overall circuit to control the
flow of data ({tri -state } buffer ).
In a {CPU }, the term applies particularly to the buffers that
route data between the various {functional units }. Each gate
allows data to flow from one unit to another or enables data
from one output onto a certain {bus }.
1999 -09 -02 )Gate (
1 .)
Of cities ,
as of Jerusalem (
Jer .
37 :
13 ;
Neh .
1 :
3 ;
2 :
3 ;
3 :
3 ),
of Sodom (
Gen .
19 :
1 ),
of Gaza (
Judg .
16 :
3 ).
(
2 .)
Of royal palaces (
Neh .
2 :
8 ).
(
3 .)
Of the temple of Solomon (
1 Kings 6 :
34 ,
35 ;
2 Kings 18 :
16 );
of the holy place (
1 Kings 6 :
31 ,
32 ;
Ezek .
41 :
23 ,
24 );
of the outer courts of the temple ,
the beautiful gate (
Acts 3 :
2 ).
(
4 .)
Tombs (
Matt .
27 :
60 ).
(
5 .)
Prisons (
Acts 12 :
10 ;
16 :
27 ).
(
6 .)
Caverns (
1 Kings 19 :
13 ).
(
7 .)
Camps (
Ex .
32 :
26 ,
27 ;
Heb .
13 :
12 ).
The materials of which gates were made were ,
(
1 .)
Iron and brass (
Ps .
107 :
16 ;
Isa .
45 :
2 ;
Acts 12 :
10 ).
(
2 .)
Stones and pearls (
Isa .
54 :
12 ;
Rev .
21 :
21 ).
(
3 .)
Wood (
Judg .
16 :
3 )
probably .
At the gates of cities courts of justice were frequently held ,
and hence "
judges of the gate "
are spoken of (
Deut .
16 :
18 ;
17 :
8 ;
21 :
19 ;
25 :
6 ,
7 ,
etc .).
At the gates prophets also frequently delivered their messages (
Prov .
1 :
21 ;
8 :
3 ;
Isa .
29 :
21 ;
Jer .
17 :
19 ,
20 ;
26 :
10 ).
Criminals were punished without the gates (
1 Kings 21 :
13 ;
Acts 7 :
59 ).
By the "
gates of righteousness "
we are probably to understand those of the temple (
Ps .
118 :
19 ). "
The gates of hell " (
R .
V ., "
gates of Hades ")
Matt .
16 :
18 ,
are generally interpreted as meaning the power of Satan ,
but probably they may mean the power of death ,
denoting that the Church of Christ shall never die .
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