turnstile
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Noun — A mechanical gate with rotating arms that lets one person through at a time, often after a ticket or payment.
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Etymology
From "turn" plus "stile" (a step or gate for crossing a fence), describing a stile that rotates.
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What does “turnstile” mean?
The word “turnstile” means a mechanical gate with rotating arms that lets one person through at a time, often after a ticket or payment. In plain terms, a rotating gate that lets people through one by one, common at stations and stadiums.
How do you pronounce “turnstile”?
“Turnstile” is pronounced TUHNS-tyl (/ˈtəɹnstaɪl/ in IPA).
How do you use “turnstile” in a sentence?
Here is “turnstile” used in a sentence: “He tapped his card and pushed through the turnstile.”
What part of speech is “turnstile”?
“Turnstile” is a noun.
How many meanings does “turnstile” have?
“Turnstile” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a mechanical gate with rotating arms that lets one person through at a time, often after a ticket or payment.