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in porthole vs to porthole

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'In porthole' is used when referring to something located inside a porthole, while 'to porthole' is used when indicating a direction towards a porthole.

Last updated: March 20, 2024

in porthole

This phrase is correct when referring to something located inside a porthole.

Use 'in porthole' when describing something that is inside a porthole, such as an object or a view.

Examples:

  • The fish swam in the porthole, mesmerizing the passengers.
  • She peeked in the porthole to catch a glimpse of the ocean outside.

Alternatives:

  • inside the porthole
  • within the porthole
  • within the window
  • inside the window
  • inside the opening

to porthole

This phrase is correct when indicating a direction towards a porthole.

Use 'to porthole' when describing movement or direction towards a porthole, such as approaching or pointing to it.

Examples:

  • She walked to the porthole to get a better view of the sunset.
  • He gestured to the porthole, indicating where the noise was coming from.

Alternatives:

  • toward the porthole
  • approaching the porthole
  • pointing to the porthole
  • heading towards the porthole
  • moving to the porthole

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