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portal

/ˈpɔː.təl/

/ˈpɔr.t̬əl/

Translations

portalnoun

portals

/ˈpɔː.təl/

/ˈpɔr.t̬əl/

portail

The grand portal of the ancient castle was adorned with intricate carvings.

Le grand portail du château ancien était orné de sculptures complexes.

portailScience-fiction et fantasy.

The wizard opened a shimmering portal to another realm.

Le sorcier ouvrit un portail étincelant vers un autre royaume.

veine porteAnatomie.

Thrombosis of the portal can impede blood flow to the liver.

Une thrombose de la veine porte peut entraver l'afflux sanguin vers le foie.

portailInformatique.

The university's online portal allows students to access their grades and course materials.

Le portail en ligne de l'université permet aux étudiants d'accéder à leurs notes et à leurs cours.

Synonyms

portaladjective

/ˈpɔː.təl/

/ˈpɔr.t̬əl/

Used chiefly attributively; in general sense ‘relating to a gateway/entrance’ and in medicine ‘relating to the portal vein or portal system’

porteMédecine.

Portal circulation abnormalities can cause serious complications.

Les anomalies de la circulation porte peuvent entraîner de graves complications.

du portailRelatif à une entrée ou à un portail; emploi surtout dans des groupes nominaux.

The portal arch frames the doorway of the cathedral.

L'arc du portail encadre l'entrée de la cathédrale.

Additional translations

de portailInformatique.

Synonyms

Definitions

portalnoun

A doorway, gate, or other entrance, especially a large and imposing one.

The grand portal of the ancient castle was adorned with intricate carvings.

A website or web page providing access or links to other sites.

The university's online portal allows students to access their grades and course materials.

A short vein or system of veins that carries blood from one set of capillaries to another, especially the hepatic portal vein.

Thrombosis of the portal can impede blood flow to the liver.

In science fiction and fantasy, a doorway or dimensional passage enabling instantaneous travel between distant places, times, or realities.

The wizard opened a shimmering portal to another realm.

portaladjective

Relating to or forming an entrance or gateway.

The portal arch frames the doorway of the cathedral.

Medicine: relating to the portal vein or a portal system of veins.

Portal circulation abnormalities can cause serious complications.

Computing: relating to an Internet portal or portal site.

The company is developing a portal platform for enterprise customers.