Translation guide
A gateway is an entrance or access point, either physical or metaphorical. In Japanese, the most common word is 入口 (iriguchi) for a physical entrance. For metaphorical gateways like a gateway to success, 入り口 (iriguchi) or 道 (michi) are used. In computing, ゲートウェイ (gētouei) is a direct loanword.
A physical entrance or opening that serves as a point of entry, such as a gate, doorway, or passage.
The most common and general word for 'entrance' or 'gateway'. Used for doors, gates, and entry points to buildings, areas, etc.
The gateway to the park is over there.
Let's meet at the station entrance.
Specifically a gate, often a large or formal one, like a temple gate or a gate in a fence. Can be used for 'gateway' in a physical sense.
Pass through the temple gate.
Loanword from English 'gate'. Used for modern gates like airport gates, ticket gates, or entrance gates at events.
The boarding gate is number 3.
A means of achieving or entering something, like a gateway to success, knowledge, or a new world.
Also written 入口. Used metaphorically for a starting point or gateway to something.
Studying abroad is a gateway to a new world.
Means 'path' or 'way', often used to indicate a gateway to something abstract like success or understanding.
Means 'door', used poetically for a gateway to new opportunities or worlds.
A device or software that connects different networks, often translating between protocols.
Direct loanword for 'gateway' in computing contexts. Standard technical term.
Please set the default gateway.
Hard work is the gateway to success.
This book opens the gateway to an unknown world.