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zerstoßenem
Tisch mit Gitterbeinen
gate·leg ˈta·ble, gate-leg·ged ˈta·ble N
leg·ged [legd, ˈlegɪd] ADJ inv
I. gate [geɪt] N
1. gate:
Tor nt <-(e)n, -en>
gate at a level-crossing
Schranke f <-, -n>
gate at a canal lock
Schleusentor nt <-(e)s, -e>
gate at an airport
Flugsteig m <-s, -e>
gate at an airport
Gate nt <-s, -s>
Gatter nt <-s, ->
Pforte f <-, -n>
2. gate SPORTS (for horses):
3. gate (spectators):
Zuschauerzahl f <-, -en>
4. gate no pl (money):
5. gate COMPUT (of FET device):
6. gate (in camera/projector):
II. gate [geɪt] VB trans
1. gate usu passive Brit:
2. gate enclosure, entrance:
to gate sth
I. ta·ble [ˈteɪbl̩] N
1. table (furniture):
CH a. abtischen
to set [or lay] the table
to set [or lay] the table
CH a. tischen
2. table fig (people):
3. table:
table D LAW, ECON
Phrases:
to keep [or Am set] a good table
to lay [or put] sth on the table
II. ta·ble [ˈteɪbl̩] VB trans
1. table Brit, Aus (propose for discussion):
2. table Am (postpone discussion):
Present
Igate
yougate
he/she/itgates
wegate
yougate
theygate
Past
Igated
yougated
he/she/itgated
wegated
yougated
theygated
Present Perfect
Ihavegated
youhavegated
he/she/ithasgated
wehavegated
youhavegated
theyhavegated
Past Perfect
Ihadgated
youhadgated
he/she/ithadgated
wehadgated
youhadgated
theyhadgated
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Note that inputs to these gates can be either the original literals or the introduced variables representing outputs of sub-gates.
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The blue gate passing under the htel was reopened in 1990.
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After this, the icon was permanently installed above the monastery gates, where it remains to this day.
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Although they usually fielded terrible or mediocre teams (they had only four winning seasons from 1901 to 1922), they were very popular at the gate.
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At the beginning of the road leading to the front gate is a historical marker, commemorating their passage.
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