gatefold
Noun: 1. A large page in a book or magazine that is folded inward to fit within the standard dimensions of the publication; it is designed to be unfolded by the reader to reveal a larger image, diagram, or layout. This is a specialized printing and binding technique used for visual impact.
The term "gatefold" is used specifically in the context of publishing, printing, and graphic design. It describes a physical feature of a publication. - It functions as a countable noun (e.g., a gatefold, two gatefolds). - It is often used attributively as a noun modifier (e.g., gatefold sleeve, gatefold page).
- The art book featured a stunning gatefold of a panoramic landscape painting.
- To see the complete family tree, open the gatefold on page 47.
- Many classic vinyl records from the 1960s and 70s were packaged in gatefold sleeves that opened like a book.
- The magazine's centrefold was actually a gatefold advertisement for a new car.
- "Gatefold sleeve": A common term in music collecting, referring to an album cover that opens on one side (like double doors or a "gate") to reveal artwork, lyrics, or liner notes inside.
- "Gatefold spread": Emphasizes the unfolded, continuous image or layout that is revealed.
- Foldout (noun): A general synonym for any page, map, or illustration that is folded to fit within a book and must be opened out to be viewed. "Gatefold" is a specific type of foldout, typically one that opens from the center.
- Tip-in (noun): A different binding technique where a separate page (often of higher-quality paper) is glued into a publication, which may also be folded.
- Foldout
- Fold-open page
- Folded insert
There are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs associated with the standalone word "gatefold." Its usage is technical and literal, confined to the field of print media and design.
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an oversize page that is folded in to a book or magazine
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