portal in Polish

portal in Polish is portal, żyła wrotna — portal means a grand or notable entrance or doorway.

portal

noun

żyła wrotna

noun

(anatomy) A short vein that carries blood into the liver.

What does "portal" mean?

noun A grand or notable entrance or doorway.
"Visitors entered the palace through a grand stone portal flanked by two lions."
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."
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."

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.

doorway entrance entryway gate gateway opening

the of to and A in I that for you IT on

What is "portal" in Polish?

"portal" in Polish is portal, żyła wrotna. portal means: A grand or notable entrance or doorway.

How do you use "portal" in a sentence?

Example: "Visitors entered the palace through a grand stone portal flanked by two lions." In Polish, "portal" is portal, żyła wrotna.

Are there other ways to say "portal" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "portal": portal, żyła wrotna.

Study it as flashcards or scroll it in Vocabulary Flow — saved to your collection.