portico in Japanese
portico in Japanese is ポルチコ — portico means a roofed structure supported by columns, forming a porch at the entrance of a building.
portico in Japanese
ポルチコ
Pronounced: poruchiko
A porch, or a small space with a roof supported by columns, serving as the entrance to a building.
What does "portico" mean?
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noun A roofed structure supported by columns, forming a porch at the entrance of a building.
"The museum's grand portico is held up by eight marble columns."
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portico in a sentence
- The museum's grand portico is held up by eight marble columns.
- They sheltered from the rain under the portico.
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What is "portico" in Japanese?
"portico" in Japanese is ポルチコ. portico means: A roofed structure supported by columns, forming a porch at the entrance of a building.
How do you pronounce ポルチコ?
"portico" in Japanese is ポルチコ, pronounced "poruchiko".
How do you use "portico" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum's grand portico is held up by eight marble columns." In Japanese, "portico" is ポルチコ.
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