What does porté in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word porté in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use porté in French.

The word porté in French means lift, inclined to , prone to, fond of , partial to, projected, door, door, door, gate, gateway, gate, slalom gate, gate, gate, carry, take to, support, carry, wear, have, bring to, bring to, adapt for, be about , be on, be, feel, be worn, incline toward, incline towards, put yourself forward as , put yourself forward to do, carry, have a range of + [distance], carry, hold, carry, port, on the doorstep, Get out!, on my doorstep, a real sourpuss, a miserable so-and-so, be tightfisted, put your own house in order, draught excluder, door-stop, this opens the door to all sorts of abuses, everyone is looking out for him/herself, storm out, walk out, shut the door in 's face, slam the door in 's face, turnkey, door-to-door collection, inner door, in the doorway, in the doorway, through the partially open door, in a difficult position, overhanging, labour the point, tilt at windmills, make a grand entrance, come in through the back door, be in the habit of doing, be partial to , be fond of, be declared missing, be given a triumphant welcome, sell door to door, do door-to-door sales, do door-to-door selling, go door to door, door closer, shut the door on , close the door on, chuck out, chuck out, kick out, throw out, give the boot, come to the right place, Sleep on it, leave the door open for , leave the door open to, throw out, kick out, send packing, put in awkward situation, close down, sent packing, shown the door, getting fired, doorjamb, automatic door opener, doorstep, doorstep, key money, door handle, open-door policy, louvred door, louvre door, sliding door, double door, double-leaf door, double-wing door, double door, revolving door, back door, front door, swing door, security door, carriage door, communicating door, sliding door, fire door, departure gate, front door, Brandenburg Gate, back door, service door, front door, exit, way out, back door, hidden door, missing, front door, entrance door, fire door, sex-obsessed, glazed door, unstable position, door-to-door, needle case, aircraft carrier, roof rack, pannier rack, baby seat, baby carrier, lucky charm, lucky, bottle rack, wine rack, bottle carrier, card holder, card wallet, card holder, cigarette case, key ring, keyring, key chain, key fob, turnkey, container ship, container, knife rest, pencil holder, pencil extender. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word porté

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