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pavilion

/pəˈvɪl.jən/

pavilionnoun

pavilions

/pəˈvɪl.jən/

Translations

павильон

The art exhibition was held in a large pavilion in the park.

Выставка искусства проходила в большом павильоне в парке.

Additional translations

беседка

шатёр

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

pavilionverb

pavilioned

Past Simple

pavilioned

Past Participle

pavilioning

Gerund

/pəˈvɪl.jən/

Definitions

To cover, shelter, or ornament with or as if with a pavilion.

The royal tent was pavilioned with rich silks and banners.

Synonyms

pavilionadjective

Used attributively (e.g., “pavilion roof”)

Definitions

Relating to or situated in a pavilion.

The pavilion amenities include comfortable seating and shade.