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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. gate [ingl brit ɡeɪt, ingl am ɡeɪt] -gate SOST
1. gate:
gate (of town, prison, garden)
gate (at airport)
please proceed to gate 12
at the gate
2. gate SPORT:
there was a gate of 29, 000
3. gate (in skiing):
gate
4. gate INFORM:
gate
II. gate [ingl brit ɡeɪt, ingl am ɡeɪt] -gate VB vb trans colloq ingl brit
gate
coller colloq
III. gate [ingl brit ɡeɪt, ingl am ɡeɪt] -gate
to give sb/get the gate colloq ingl am
-gate Info
-gate
-gate Info
-gate
gate money SOST SPORT
gate money
gate lodge SOST
gate lodge
departure gate SOST
lock gate SOST
lock gate
sluice gate SOST
sluice gate
starting gate SOST SPORT
starting-gate m
pay gate SOST
pay gate
lich-gate SOST
lich-gate → lychgate
lychgate [ingl brit ˈlɪtʃɡeɪt, ingl am ˈlɪtʃˌɡeɪt] SOST
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
gate [geɪt] SOST
1. gate (entrance barrier):
gate of field
gate of garden, property
safety gate
safety gate FERR
2. gate (for horses):
3. gate (number of paying customers):
gate
4. gate AVIAZ:
gate
5. gate NAUT:
gate
gate money SOST ingl brit, ingl Aus
gate money
starting gate SOST
starting-gate m
departure gate SOST
sluice gate SOST
sluice gate
gate-legged table, gate-leg table SOST
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
gate
gate
(grade crossing) gate ingl am
portillon de passage à niveau
gate
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
gate [geɪt] SOST
1. gate (entrance barrier):
gate of field
gate of garden, property
safety gate
safety gate FERR
2. gate (for horses):
starting-gate m
3. gate (number of paying customers):
gate
4. gate AVIAZ:
gate
5. gate NAUT:
gate
sluice gate SOST
sluice gate
gate receipts SOST
starting gate SOST
starting-gate m
gate-leg table SOST
gate-leg table
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
gate
portillon de passage à niveau
gate
gate
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As the attendance and media attention increased for the new league, so did the need to add better players to stay competitive and keep the gate money coming.
www.milehighhockey.com
The gate money we take in is crucial to the club.
www.eveningecho.ie
The gross gate money for the match was 27,776.
en.wikipedia.org
Gate money was the main income and clubs had to split this with the away team.
www.independent.co.uk
I can't imagine that they rake in many dollars through gate money, sponsorship, or television rights, so why on earth should they feel they are entitled to a handout?
www.smh.com.au