| English noun: gate | 
| 1. | gate (artifact) a movable barrier in a fence or wall | 
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 | Broader (hypernym) | movable barrier | 
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 | Narrower (hyponym) | head gate, lichgate, lock-gate, lychgate, portcullis, postern, tail gate, tailboard, tailgate, tollbar, tollgate, turnpike, turnstile, wicket, wicket door, wicket gate | 
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 | Instance hyponym | Dipylon, Dipylon gate | 
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 | Part holonym | flexible joint, hinge, lock | 
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| 2. | gate (artifact) a computer circuit with several inputs but only one output that can be activated by particular combinations of inputs | 
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 | Synonyms | logic gate | 
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 | Broader (hypernym) | computer circuit | 
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 | Narrower (hyponym) | AND circuit, AND gate, NAND circuit, NAND gate, OR circuit, OR gate, X-OR circuit, XOR circuit, XOR gate | 
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| 3. | gate (possession) total admission receipts at a sports event | 
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 | Broader (hypernym) | gross, receipts, revenue | 
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| 4. | gate (artifact) passageway (as in an air terminal) where passengers can embark or disembark | 
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 | Broader (hypernym) | passageway | 
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 | Narrower (hyponym) | arrival gate, departure gate | 
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 | Part meronym | air terminal, airport terminal | 
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