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pavilion

UK
/pəˈvɪl.jən/
US
/pəˈvɪl.jən/

Translations

pavilionnoun
pavilions
pl
UK
/pəˈvɪl.jən/
US
/pəˈvɪl.jən/
pavillonAnatomie.
He gently touched the pavilion of his ear where the earring had been.
Il a doucement touché le pavillon de son oreille à l'endroit où se trouvait la boucle d'oreille.
pavillonArchitecture.
The hospital's new wing includes a pavilion dedicated to pediatric care.
La nouvelle aile de l'hôpital comprend un pavillon dédié aux soins pédiatriques.
chapiteauPour une tente de spectacle ou de cirque.
The circus set up a colorful pavilion in the park for their weekend performances.
Le cirque a installé un chapiteau coloré dans le parc pour ses spectacles du week-end.
pavillonEn gemmologie.
A shallow pavilion can reduce the brilliance of a diamond.
Un pavillon trop peu profond peut réduire l'éclat d'un diamant.
pavillonDans le langage des foires, expositions et salons.
The technology company showcased their latest innovations in a sleek pavilion at the trade show.
L'entreprise technologique a présenté ses dernières innovations dans un pavillon élégant au salon professionnel.
The wedding reception was held in a beautiful pavilion overlooking the lake.
La réception de mariage a eu lieu dans un beau pavillon surplombant le lac.
Synonyms
structure
marquee
tent
kiosk
hall
portico
veranda
gazebo
pavilionverb
pavilioned
Past Simple
pavilioned
Past Participle
pavilioning
Gerund
UK
/pəˈvɪl.jən/
US
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coifferSens littéraire ou rare.
The royal tent was pavilioned with rich silks and banners.
La tente royale était coiffée de riches soieries et de bannières.
Synonyms
shelter
cover
canopy
roof
shade
protect
screen
marquee
pavilionadjective
Used attributively (e.g., “pavilion roof”)
de pavillon
The pavilion amenities include comfortable seating and shade.
Les aménagements de pavillon comprennent des sièges confortables et de l'ombre.

Definitions

pavilionnoun
A large, often ornate tent used for entertainment or shelter at events.
The circus set up a colorful pavilion in the park for their weekend performances.
A building or structure, often open and with a roof, used for shelter or entertainment in a park or garden.
The wedding reception was held in a beautiful pavilion overlooking the lake.
A temporary or permanent structure used for exhibitions or events, often found at fairs or expos.
The technology company showcased their latest innovations in a sleek pavilion at the trade show.
A part of a building that is projected or detached, often used for a specific purpose.
The hospital's new wing includes a pavilion dedicated to pediatric care.
The projecting outer part of the ear; the pinna.
He gently touched the pavilion of his ear where the earring had been.
The lower faceted portion of a cut gemstone below the girdle.
A shallow pavilion can reduce the brilliance of a diamond.
pavilionverb
To cover, shelter, or ornament with or as if with a pavilion.
The royal tent was pavilioned with rich silks and banners.
pavilionadjective
Relating to or situated in a pavilion.
The pavilion amenities include comfortable seating and shade.
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