Iron Gate

or Iron Gates

noun

1. a gorge cut by the Danube through the Carpathian Mountains, between Yugoslavia and SW Romania. 2 miles (3.2 km) long.

Iron Gate

noun

1. a gorge of the River Danube on the border between Romania and Serbia. Length: 3 km (2 miles) Romanian namePorţile de Fier

Example Sentences

If you lock up content behind an iron gate,” she said to me then, “you will cease to have a voice in the national dialogue.

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“Let no one in,” said Longcluse sternly to the man, who locked the iron gate on their passing out.

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As they drove up under the maple-trees before the low iron gate, he said, Has this year been a happy year to you?

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At night, after ten, your concierge opens the heavy iron gate of your court by pulling a cord within reach of the family bed.

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The two men, opening the creaking iron gate, advanced boldly to the door, an excuse ready in case Pietro opened it.

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Rose, fertile in contrivances, came and went a great deal to the house with the iron gate.

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