Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Gates"s

A: It means I came out of the gates fast

A: It has 2 meanings.

1. to rip/pull apart (ちぎる)
2. to run/go very fast

In this case, "They tore through the gates." means they went through them very quickly, probably hitting and bumping things on the way.

A: portones

A: oh you mean ”out of the gate”. You said it in a confusing way. Most British people know American expressions. Just Google the phrase lol, there's plenty of examples.

A: exactly!

A: They are both entrances. Gates are usually outside buildings and are connected to fences. They are bigger. For example, your car goes through the gate but you walk through the door of a building.

A: "Gates"

A: Boarding gates are so crowded, so it takes a long time, but I arrived at the airport with enough time.
The boarding gates were so crowded, so it took a long time, but I still arrived at the airport in time.
If you say “with enough time,” you have to add details with what you need to do with that time.
For example, “I still arrived at the airport with enough time to eat a meal.”

A: @BoxedWater Thank you very much! :) 👍

A: Thank you so much 😊 @seikan

A: Rimuovere have to

A: I think he was just slow. The underground barriers are quite quick.

The second time he was busy thanking the inspector.