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pavilioned

/pəˈvɪljən/

pavilionedadjective

/pəˈvɪljən/

Traductions

pavillonnéLittéraire ; « doté d’un pavillon » ou « agrémenté de pavillons ».

The pavilioned garden provided a shaded retreat from the summer sun.

Le jardin pavillonné offrait un refuge ombragé contre le soleil d’été.

Définitions

Covered or adorned with a pavilion or similar structure.

The pavilioned garden provided a shaded retreat from the summer sun.

Synonymes

pavilionnoun

Définitions

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

pavilioned

Past Simple

pavilioned

Past Simple

pavilioned

Past Participle

pavilioning

Gerund

/pəˈvɪl.jən/

Traductions

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.

Définitions

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

The royal tent was pavilioned with rich silks and banners.

Synonymes

pavilionadjective

Définitions

Relating to or situated in a pavilion.

The pavilion amenities include comfortable seating and shade.