gateway的意思|gateway的解释-里氏词典

gateway ['geitwei]

n. 门, 通路

[计] 网关

Hard work is the gateway to success.
辛勤工作是通往成功之路。
A good education can be the gateway to success.
良好的教育是通往成功之路。
An overview of Stone Gateway.
石门坎全景。

gateway

[ noun ]
an entrance that can be closed by a gate
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Gateway \Gate"way`\ (g[=a]t"w[=a]`), n.
A passage through a fence or wall; a gate; also, a frame,
arch, etc., in which a gate in hung, or a structure at an
entrance or gate designed for ornament or defense.

They said winds gusting to just under 35 mph lashed waves as high as 30 feet in the southern Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, the gateway into the gulf.
Its US rivals, by contrast, have first call on anyone who wants to fly onwards within the US. US carriers argued that BA had too strong a grip on the landing rights at Europe's most important gateway, London's Heathrow airport.
American currently flies to Tokyo from its Dallas-Fort Worth hub, but says it needs a West Coast gateway to the Orient.
He calls tobacco, along with alcohol and marijuana, "gateway drugs" that for teenagers can be precursors to the use of such hard drugs as heroin and crack, a potent form of cocaine.
Those kinds of connections, added to the Panama Canal's political and structural problems, have made West Coast ports, especially Los Angeles, a preferred gateway for Pacific Basin goods going east.
The centers will be linked by a Vienna computer gateway to Western academic networks.
With Yellowstone National Park's wildfires still burning, the famous tourist attraction's gateway cities already are planning ways to lure visitors to the charred landmark next summer.
The museum's audio-visual presentation and exhibitions act as a gateway to further explorations.
The freeport could become a springboard for such trade. He sees Mauritius as the gateway to a growing African economy in the 1990s, exploiting its export platform serving Africa as a member of the 18-nation preferential trading area (PTA).
It makes Hong Kong the gateway to China.
In the many developing countries that are still unable to attract substantial foreign capital, IFC plays a vital role as a 'gateway' for the private investment crucial to fledgling private sectors.
'Ireland can be your gateway to that market,' he said. US investment comprised 52.5 per cent of all overseas investment in Ireland during the past two years.
The (heavily subsidised) fare of Rs300 (Pounds 7) is a bargain. Skardu is the gateway to some of the world's finest trekking and mountaineering areas.
Wyatville followed the brief very precisely and won the competition. Wyatville's ambition at Windsor was to create in the Upper Ward a series of State Apartments on the north side with a new grand entrance, the George IV gateway, on the south side.
For now, BellSouth won't collect a fee from information service providers for participating in the gateway, but if the project takes off, that could change.
So far this year, narcotics agents have seized 1,540 pounds of cocaine in Spain, which authorities say is a major gateway to Europe for Colombian cocaine traffickers.
It is the gateway to a lean manufacturing process.
Since last spring, more than 100,000 Central Americans have used the Rio Grande Valley as their gateway to the United States.
In the action, Iran fired Chinese-made Silkworm anti-ship missiles deployed along the Strait of Hormuz, gateway to the Gulf, for the first time.
They put archaeologists and restorers to work piecing together the long-forgotten history and architecture of the once-proud fort, Egypt's eastern gateway, and the restoration continues.
It has gateway status, which means over 40 airlines operate direct scheduled services to the US and Europe.
The governor, Mr Isamu Takada, has reached deeper into the city's history, highlighting its traditional role as Japan's gateway to western and Chinese culture.
It wants to offer employers a single 'gateway' for recruitment. Aztec in south-west London proposes an allowance of up to Pounds 75 a week to help jobless people with the transition from benefits to a work pattern involving a number of part-time jobs.
Forest Service spokesman Pat Kaunert said the several hundred residents of these two gateway communities might have to evacuate by early Sunday, leaving firefighters behind to fortify the area.
And frequent visitors to East Berlin will be glad to hear that the railroad station that has long been a grim gateway to the world of communism will soon lose its dingy yellow interior.
This reflects the fact that more and more Europeans view Cork as the gateway to the west of Ireland - and road networks to the west are improving fast.
Anyone can stroll through the yellow arched gateway that marks the border, but foreigners planning to stay in China must take the initiative and walk up to a roadside building to get their passport stamped by the lone Macao immigration officer.
The locks, a gateway for fishing vessels as well as migrating salmon that are also preyed on, connect saltwater Puget Sound with freshwater Lake Washington and Lake Union.
Chicago would be the U.S. gateway for the contested flight.
The London-based Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence Unit, which monitors maritime traffic around the world, said the vessel caught fire just outside Omani territorial waters before the bend of the Hormuz, gateway to the gulf.

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