give the gate

give (someone) the gate

1. To be fired from one's job. Primarily heard in UK. After messing up that account, I'm terrified that my boss is going to give me the gate.

2. To have a romantic relationship ended by one's partner. Primarily heard in UK. Susan is just devastated—Kelly gave her the gate a few days ago.

Sl. to get rid of someone. The chick was a pest, so I gave her the gate. He threatened to give me the gate, so I left.

Slang

1. To discharge from a job.

2. To reject or jilt.

词组	give the gate
释义	give the gate give (someone) the gate 1. To be fired from one's job. Primarily heard in UK. After messing up that account, I'm terrified that my boss is going to give me the gate. 2. To have a romantic relationship ended by one's partner. Primarily heard in UK. Susan is just devastated—Kelly gave her the gate a few days ago. See also: gate, give Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. give someone the gate Sl. to get rid of someone. The chick was a pest, so I gave her the gate. He threatened to give me the gate, so I left. See also: gate, give McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. give (someone) the gate Slang 1. To discharge from a job. 2. To reject or jilt. See also: gate, give American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: give (someone) the gate give someone the gate give somebody/get the push get the push get your cards get (one's) cards get the shove give (one) the push give someone the push give (one) the boot
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