gatekeeper in Irish
gatekeeper in Irish is geatóir — gatekeeper means a person or group that controls who or what gets access to something.
gatekeeper in Irish
geatóir
A person who guards or monitors passage through a gate.
What does "gatekeeper" mean?
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noun A person or group that controls who or what gets access to something.
"Editors act as gatekeepers deciding which stories get published."
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noun A person who physically guards or watches over a gate.
"The old gatekeeper lived in a small lodge by the estate entrance."
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gatekeeper in a sentence
- Editors act as gatekeepers deciding which stories get published.
- The receptionist is the office's unofficial gatekeeper.
- The old gatekeeper lived in a small lodge by the estate entrance.
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What is "gatekeeper" in Irish?
"gatekeeper" in Irish is geatóir. gatekeeper means: A person or group that controls who or what gets access to something.
How do you use "gatekeeper" in a sentence?
Example: "Editors act as gatekeepers deciding which stories get published." In Irish, "gatekeeper" is geatóir.
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