portal in Japanese
portal in Japanese is ポータル, 正門 — portal means a grand or notable entrance or doorway.
portal in Japanese
ポータル
Pronounced: pōtaru
(Internet) A website or page that acts as an entrance to other websites or pages on the Internet.
正門
Pronounced: seimon
A grandiose and often lavish entrance.
What does "portal" mean?
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noun A grand or notable entrance or doorway.
"Visitors entered the palace through a grand stone portal flanked by two lions."
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noun A website that serves as a gateway to other online resources, services, or accounts.
"Employees can book holiday through the staff portal on the company intranet."
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noun In fiction, a magical or futuristic opening that instantly connects two distant places or times.
"In the story, the children stepped through a glowing portal into a distant future."
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portal in a sentence
- Visitors entered the palace through a grand stone portal flanked by two lions.
- A carved wooden portal marked the entrance to the old monastery.
- Employees can book holiday through the staff portal on the company intranet.
- The travel portal lets you compare flights and manage your bookings in one place.
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What is "portal" in Japanese?
"portal" in Japanese is ポータル, 正門. portal means: A grand or notable entrance or doorway.
How do you pronounce ポータル?
"portal" in Japanese is ポータル, pronounced "pōtaru".
How do you use "portal" in a sentence?
Example: "Visitors entered the palace through a grand stone portal flanked by two lions." In Japanese, "portal" is ポータル, 正門.
Are there other ways to say "portal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "portal": ポータル, 正門.
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