Translation for 'porch' from English to Portuguese

porch [Am.]

varanda {f}

• Situated between the cathedral's two towers, the large rectangular west porch is a remnant of the earlier Romanesque cathedral.
• The north porch at St Mary Redcliffe is formed of two parts, an earlier 12th century inner porch and a much more elaborate 14th century outer porch.
• The western porch was constructed by Rama IV as an entrance to the expanded terrace.
• The front porch has undergone dramatic altering through the years.
• His composition of the songs "Front Porch" and "SongFarmers Blues" inspired the creation of the WoodSongs Front Porch Association of SongFarmers.

• Bab al-courtyard porch on the south side of the courtyard: this large porch and porch is built similar to the northern verandah, with two passages and a 30-meter-high gold garland above it.
• In 2010, Rochlin revisited the porch with "The New American Porch", a pop-up exhibit at the LA Archive Gallery.
• "Pencilling traces" on the brick mortar consisting of names and dates are very apparent on the south back porch, east side porch, and north front porch.
• There are timber steps to the porch and the rear door.
• A rain porch is a type of porch with the roof and columns extended past the deck and reaching the ground.

• The side porch has similar details to front porch but has timber slatted balustrades. A recent landing and timber framed stairs have been added to the side porch.
• A rain porch, also commonly known as a Carolina porch, is a type of indigenous porch form found in the Southeastern United States.
• As of 2021, the pavilion-style porch has been entirely removed affecting the front aesthetic of the house -as would the removal of any signature Queen Anne wraparound porch.
• These verandas were once supported by tall columns rising from the addition's ground-level porch, to the roof of the second-story porch.