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1 gate
[geɪt] noun(a metal, wooden etc doorlike object which closes) the opening in a wall, fence etc through which people etc pass:بَوّابَهI'll meet you at the park gate(s).
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2 gate, also gateway
بَوَّابَة \ entrance: a way in (door, gate, etc.): He met me at the entrance. gate, also gateway: an opening in a wall or fence, where men or vehicles may enter; the structure round this opening. -
3 gate-post
nouna post to which a gate is fixed.عامود البُوّابَه -
4 gate-crash
verbto enter or go to (a party, meeting etc) without being invited or without paying.يَحْضُر حَفْلا بِدون دَعْوَه -
5 gate-crasher
nounمن يَحْضُر حَفْلا بِدون دَعْوَه -
6 lock, shutter, sluice gate
سِكْر \ lock, shutter, sluice gate. \ See Also غلق (غَلَق) -
7 بوابة
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8 bauwaba
gate [bab] -
9 فرضية البوابة
gate hypothesis -
10 نظرية البوابات في الألم
gate theory of pain -
11 thaghr
mouth [Heb sha'ar (gate), Syr thar'a, thera' (break through), JNA tar'a (gate), Uga thghr, Phoen sh'r] -
12 نظرية البوابة
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13 lodge
[lɔdʒ]1. noun1) a small house, especially one at a gate to the grounds of a large house.مأوى، بَيْت صَغير عند مَدخَل ضَيْعَه2) a room at a college gate etc for an attendant:غُرْفَة البَوّاب او الحارِس عِند مَدخَل الكُلِّيَّهthe porter's lodge.
2. verb1) to live in rooms for which one pays, in someone else's house:يَسْكُن عِند شَخصٍ آخر بالأجْرَهHe lodges with the Smiths.
2) to make or become fixed:يَسْتَقِر، يَثْبُتThe bullet was lodged in his spine.
3) to make (an objection, an appeal etc) formally or officially.يُقَدِّمُ شَكْوى أو احْتِجاجا -
14 sluice
[sluːs] noun1) ( often ˈsluice-gate) a sliding gate for controlling a flow of water in an artificial channel:بوابَةٌ مُتَحَرِّكَه لِتَنظيم تَدَفُّق الماء من السَّدWe shall have to open the sluice.
2) the channel or the water which flows through it.قَناة تَصْريف الماء -
15 باب
بَاب \ door: (also doorway) the entrance to a room or building: My wife came through the door. door, doorway: sth. that closes the entrance: Please open the door. entrance: a way in (door, gate, etc.): He met me at the entrance. gate, (also [b]gateway)[/b]: an opening in a wall or fence, where men or vehicles may enter. \ See Also مدخل (مَدْخَل)، بوابة (بَوَّابَة) \ بَاب أماميّ \ front door: a door at the front, from the street. \ بَاب جَانِبيّ \ side door: (of a building) a door that is neither at the front nor at the back: He went in by the side door. \ بَاب خلفيّ \ back door: a door at the back of a house, from a yard or garden. \ بَاب مَسْحُور (= باب في أرضيّة أو سقف) \ trap-door: a door in a floor or roof. -
16 بوابة
بَوَّابَة \ entrance: a way in (door, gate, etc.): He met me at the entrance. gate, also gateway: an opening in a wall or fence, where men or vehicles may enter; the structure round this opening. -
17 مدخل
مَدْخَل \ approach: a way (to a place, of doing sth.): Every approach to the town was guarded. This problem requires a different approach. door, doorway: the entrance to a room or building: My wife came through the door. doorway: the entrance to a room or building. entrance: a way in (door, gate, etc.): He met me at the entrance, gate (also gateway), an opening in a wall or fence, where men or vehicles may enter; the structure round this opening. intake: a place where sth. (water, petrol, air, etc.) enters a pipe or machine. \ مَدْخَل مَسْقُوف \ porch: a roofed entrance, that shelters the front door of a building. -
18 approach
مَدْخَل \ approach: a way (to a place, of doing sth.): Every approach to the town was guarded. This problem requires a different approach. door, doorway: the entrance to a room or building: My wife came through the door. doorway: the entrance to a room or building. entrance: a way in (door, gate, etc.): He met me at the entrance, gate (also gateway), an opening in a wall or fence, where men or vehicles may enter; the structure round this opening. intake: a place where sth. (water, petrol, air, etc.) enters a pipe or machine. -
19 door, doorway
مَدْخَل \ approach: a way (to a place, of doing sth.): Every approach to the town was guarded. This problem requires a different approach. door, doorway: the entrance to a room or building: My wife came through the door. doorway: the entrance to a room or building. entrance: a way in (door, gate, etc.): He met me at the entrance, gate (also gateway), an opening in a wall or fence, where men or vehicles may enter; the structure round this opening. intake: a place where sth. (water, petrol, air, etc.) enters a pipe or machine. -
20 doorway
مَدْخَل \ approach: a way (to a place, of doing sth.): Every approach to the town was guarded. This problem requires a different approach. door, doorway: the entrance to a room or building: My wife came through the door. doorway: the entrance to a room or building. entrance: a way in (door, gate, etc.): He met me at the entrance, gate (also gateway), an opening in a wall or fence, where men or vehicles may enter; the structure round this opening. intake: a place where sth. (water, petrol, air, etc.) enters a pipe or machine.
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gate — [ geıt ] noun *** 1. ) count a door in a fence or wall that you go through to enter or leave a place: He walked through a wooden gate into the field. Be sure to close the gate to the driveway when you leave. a ) usually plural the entrance to a… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
