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31Port' or — (Porte d Or), ein nach dem Vorkommen bei Portovenere benannter Marmor (s. d., S. 334) …
32Port — (vom lat. portus), Hafen, Zufluchtsort …
33Port — Port, vom lat. portus, Hafen …
34Port dû — ● Port dû paiement du transport effectué par le destinataire …
35port — Mot Monosíl·lab Nom masculí …
36Port — Port,der:1.⇨1Hafen(1)–2.sichererP.:⇨Zuflucht …
37port — [n] place for boat docking, traffic, and storage anchorage, boatyard, dockage, docks, dockyard, gate, harbor, harborage, haven, landing, piers, refuge, retreat, roads, roadstead, sanctuary, seaport, shelter, wharf; concepts 449,509 …
38Port — abbrev. 1. Portugal 2. Portuguese …
39port|fo|li|o — «prt FOH lee oh, pohrt », noun, plural li|os. 1. a portable case, as for loose papers or drawings; briefcase: »adding to the many notes and tentative essays which had already accumulated in his portfolios (Samuel Butle. 2. Figurative. the… …
40port|ly — «PRT lee, POHRT », adjective, li|er, li|est, noun, plural lies. –adj. 1. having a large body; stout; corpulent: »a portly, rubicund man of middle age (Winston …