Pronunciation: /ɡɪv ðə ɡeɪt/
noun gate - a movable barrier used to close an opening in a fence or wall
A1 I don't want to give the gate to anyone who doesn't belong here.
A2 The security guard had to give the gate to the intruder.
B1 The bouncer decided to give the gate to the rowdy group of people.
B2 The strict teacher always gives the gate to students who misbehave.
C1 The judge had to give the gate to the defendant after the evidence was presented.
C2 The company CEO decided to give the gate to the unethical employees.
verb give - to transfer the possession of something to someone else
A1 I give the gate to my friend when they come over to visit.
A2 She gives the gate to her dog every morning before leaving for work.
B1 The security guard gave the gate to the delivery person after verifying their identity.
B2 The landlord gave the gate to the new tenants after they signed the lease agreement.
C1 The company CEO gave the gate to the press for the official product launch event.
C2 The government official gave the gate to the foreign dignitaries during the state visit.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 I will give the gate to the delivery man when he arrives.
A2 Please give the gate to the security guard before entering the building.
B1 Visitors must give the gate to the receptionist before entering the office.
B2 The key card will give the gate to authorized personnel only.
C1 The security system will automatically give the gate to employees with the proper access code.
C2 In high-security facilities, biometric scanners give the gate to individuals based on their unique characteristics.
article a word that specifies a noun as definite or indefinite
A1 The security guard had to give the gate to the visitors before they could enter.
A2 The key card is needed to give the gate and access the building after hours.
B1 The gatekeeper will give the gate to anyone with a valid ticket for the event.
B2 In order to pass through the gate, you must give the gatekeeper your identification.
C1 The security protocol requires all employees to give the gate before entering the secure area.
C2 The automated system will only give the gate to authorized personnel with the correct security clearance.
formal The security guard will give the gate to anyone without a valid ticket.
informal If you don't have a ticket, they'll just give the gate.
slang They'll straight up give the gate if you try to sneak in.
figurative After his rude behavior, she decided to give him the gate and end the relationship.
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