We are an art portal where writers, illustrators, poets, musicians coexist. They explore every Latin American territory and every writing style known.
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Portal
//ˈpɔːɹtl̩//
Synonyms for "portal" (55 found)
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Closest matches (11)
Strong matches (17)
Related words (27)
Related word relations
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12 entriesMore specific
2 entriesSynonyms
2 entriesRelated terms
3 entriescoordinate
1 entriesdbpedia genre
1 entriesderived
31 entriesShowing 16 of 31 words.
has context
5 entriesis a
6 entriesrelated to
29 entriesShowing 16 of 29 words.
Translations
85 translations across 32 languages.
Belarusian
2 entries- парта́л noun (grandiose entrance)
- парта́л noun (website)
Bulgarian
3 entries- порта́л noun (grandiose entrance)
- порта́л noun (entry point)
- порта́л noun (website)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 正門 /正门 noun (grandiose entrance)
- 門戶 /门户 noun (grandiose entrance)
- 門戶網站 /门户网站 noun (website)
Czech
2 entries- portál noun (grandiose entrance)
- portál noun (website)
Dutch
2 entries- portaal noun (grandiose entrance)
- portaal noun (website)
Esperanto
3 entries- enirejo noun (entry point)
- pordego noun (grandiose entrance)
- portalo noun (entry point)
Finnish
2 entries- portaali noun (website)
- portti noun (entry point)
French
4 entries- portail noun (entry point)
- portail noun (website)
- portique noun (grandiose entrance)
- veine porte noun (vein)
Galician
1 entries- pórtico noun (grandiose entrance)
Georgian
2 entries- პორტალი noun (entry point)
- პორტალი noun (website)
German
3 entries- Portal noun (grandiose entrance)
- Portal noun (entry point)
- Portal noun (website)
Greek
2 entries- πυλώνας noun (grandiose entrance)
- πύλη noun (website)
Hebrew
1 entries- שַׁעַר noun (grandiose entrance)
Hindi
1 entries- प्रवेशमार्ग noun (entry point)
Hungarian
4 entries- bejárat noun (grandiose entrance)
- díszkapu noun (grandiose entrance)
- kapu noun (grandiose entrance)
- portál noun (grandiose entrance)
Icelandic
2 entries- skrauthlið noun (grandiose entrance)
- vefgátt noun (website)
Indonesian
2 entries- portal noun (entry point)
- portal noun (website)
Irish
1 entries- tairseach noun (website)
Italian
4 entries- portale noun (grandiose entrance)
- portale noun (entry point)
- portale noun (website)
- portone noun (grandiose entrance)
Japanese
2 entries- ポータル noun (website)
- 正門 noun (grandiose entrance)
Kazakh
1 entries- портал noun (website)
Korean
3 entries- 입구 noun (entry point)
- 정문 noun (grandiose entrance)
- 포털 noun (website)
Ladin
1 entries- rëjes noun (grandiose entrance)
Latin
4 entries- aditus noun (grandiose entrance)
- ianua noun (grandiose entrance)
- ostium noun (grandiose entrance)
- porta noun (grandiose entrance)
Persian
3 entries- درگاه noun (grandiose entrance)
- درگاه noun (entry point)
- پورتال noun (website)
Polish
4 entries- portal noun (grandiose entrance)
- portal noun (entry point)
- portal noun (website)
- żyła wrotna noun (vein)
Portuguese
4 entries- porta noun (vein)
- portal noun (grandiose entrance)
- portal noun (entry point)
- portal noun (website)
Russian
2 entries- порта́л noun (grandiose entrance)
- порта́л noun (website)
Spanish
4 entries- ciberportal noun (website)
- portada noun (entry point)
- portal noun (grandiose entrance)
- portal noun (entry point)
Turkish
1 entries- portal noun (website)
Ukrainian
2 entries- порта́л noun (grandiose entrance)
- порта́л noun (website)
Vietnamese
2 entries- cổng noun (entry point)
- cổng noun (website)
Sample sentences
17 total sentences available.
The researchers use the portal to enter into a different part of the universe.
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If you go out on a full moon night dressed in an ermine coat while holding a stoat figurine in either hand and say 'I like stoats' 666 times in a row, a portal to the Stoatworld will open, where the demonically beautiful demon stoats live.
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The portal is large.
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