| 释义 | 
		porticopor‧ti‧co /ˈpɔːtɪkəʊ $ ˈpɔːrtɪkoʊ/ noun (plural porticoes or porticos) [countable]    porticoOrigin: 1600-1700 Italian, Latin porticus;  ➔ PORCH  - the south portico of the White House
 
 - He aimed his ball at the portico and managed to hit the pumpkin with it.
 - Its Victorian replacement, with long drives and a portico of columns, has fallen into disuse.
 - She sat with her back against the portico.
 - She stood in the portico of his chamber and gravely allowed him to admire her.
 - The building looks like a library or similar public building with its classical portico and columns with Ionic capitals.
 - There was a large portico and covered walk leading up to double doors that shushed open as I approached.
 - Under the portico, bodies are sprawled, a tangle of limbs of malnourished young men.
 
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