portal
noun(por-tal)
door, entrance; especially : a grand or imposing one
portal
noun(por-tal)
the whole architectural composition surrounding and including the doorways and porches of a church
portal
noun(por-tal)
the approach or entrance to a bridge or tunnel
portal
adjective(por-tal)
of or relating to the transverse fissure on the underside of the liver where most of the vessels enter
portal
adjective(por-tal)
of, relating to, or being a portal vein or a portal system
portal
biographical name(por-tal)
Charles Frederick Algernon 1893—1971 1st Viscount Portal of Hungerford British air marshal
portal
noun(por-tal)
a system of veins that begins and ends in capillaries
portal
adjective(por-tal)
of or relating to the time spent by a worker in traveling between the entrance to an employer's property and the worker's actual job site (as in a mine)
portal
noun(por-tal)
a vein that collects blood from one part of the body and distributes it in another through capillaries; especially : a vein carrying blood from the digestive organs and spleen to the liver