This is the 7231st most frequent Spanish word.
garate
"Garate" does not appear to be a standard Spanish word; it may be a proper noun, surname, or a misspelling.
Here, 'garate' is likely a misspelling of 'garaje', which means garage in Spanish. It demonstrates its use to refer to a place for storing items or vehicles.
Cuando entré al garate, me sorprendió ver tantos objetos antiguos.
When I entered the carport, I was surprised to see so many antique items.
In this sentence, 'garate' seems to represent a constructed or shed-like structure, derived from regional or contextual use of the word.
El viejo garate del pueblo se ha convertido en un museo.
The old carport of the town has been turned into a museum.
This context exemplifies 'garate' as describing any outbuilding potentially used for storage or weather shelter.