Portofino

[ pawr-tuh-fee-noh, pohr-; Italian pawr-taw-fee-naw ]

noun

1. a village in NW Italy, SE of Genoa: tourist resort.

Example Sentences

I concluded my 2019 Portofino review praising its handling on that sinuous ribbon of asphalt, but I left my time with the car none the wiser with regard to its ability at more mundane tasks.

From Ars Technica

Everything changed with the success of his first novel, Portofino, in 1992.

From The Daily Beast

In the summer the path from Portofino is pleasant enough, but at any other time it is almost impassable.

From Project Gutenberg

Up over the mountain of Portofino winds the road in genuine mountain fashion though beautifully graded and kept.

From Project Gutenberg

You were telling your sister abut the Greek divers who come to Portofino to find coral under the sea.

From Project Gutenberg

They walked together to the tiny fishing village of Portofino, along the most beautiful road in Italy.

From Project Gutenberg

The rumor had preceded her arrival that Marsham had been very much "smitten" with her amid the pine woods of Portofino.

From Project Gutenberg