gateway in Japanese
gateway in Japanese is 入り口, 通路, ゲートウェイ — gateway means an entrance or opening that can be closed with a gate.
gateway in Japanese
入り口
Pronounced: iriguchi
通路
Pronounced: tsuuro
ゲートウェイ
Pronounced: gētowei
(computing, networking, telecommunications) In wireless internet, an access point with additional software capabilities such as providing NAT and DHCP, which may also provide VPN support, roaming, firewalls, various levels of security, etc.
What does "gateway" mean?
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noun An entrance or opening that can be closed with a gate.
"A wrought iron gateway marks the entrance to the garden."
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noun Something that leads to or makes possible a further experience or stage.
"Volunteering abroad was a gateway to a whole new career for her."
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noun (computing) A device or system that connects two different networks.
"The office gateway links the company's internal network to the wider internet."
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gateway in a sentence
- A wrought iron gateway marks the entrance to the garden.
- Cattle wandered through the open gateway into the neighbouring field.
- Volunteering abroad was a gateway to a whole new career for her.
- Learning the basics is a gateway to more advanced skills.
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What is "gateway" in Japanese?
"gateway" in Japanese is 入り口, 通路, ゲートウェイ. gateway means: An entrance or opening that can be closed with a gate.
How do you pronounce 入り口?
"gateway" in Japanese is 入り口, pronounced "iriguchi".
How do you use "gateway" in a sentence?
Example: "A wrought iron gateway marks the entrance to the garden." In Japanese, "gateway" is 入り口, 通路, ゲートウェイ.
Are there other ways to say "gateway" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "gateway": 入り口, 通路, ゲートウェイ.
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