pavilion English

Meaning pavilion meaning

What does pavilion mean?

pavilion

— noun large and often sumptuous tent

Synonyms pavilion synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as pavilion?

pavilion English » English

kiosk

hall

booth

tent

rest house

gazebo

arbor

marquee

summerhouse

stall

shed

rest area

lounge

lobby

chamber

arbour

wayside shelter

villa

two-storeyed pavilion

terrace

straight

small temple

porch

pinna

pergola

pandal

outhouse

outbuilding

open

marque

hunting lodge

film studio

external ear

curtain

courtyard

council chamber

canopy

bandstand

awning

auricle

anricle

Topics pavilion topics

What do people use pavilion to talk about?

Work and occupation Working with buildings

Building

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  building structure construction kitchen house bathhouse outhouse latrine outbuilding bank elevator gallery garage gazebo hospital library lighthouse mausoleum museum outbuilding observatory pavilion pyramid rotunda skyscraper tabernacle tower

Examples pavilion examples

How do I use pavilion in a sentence?

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I entered without telling the security guard who was asleep in his pavilion down at the park.

There's a fashion pavilion at the world's fair.

Do you see that pavilion?

It's called Diana's pavilion.

The empress requests your presence in her pavilion, commander.

Pavilion 5, please.

Yes, this is Caligula's pavilion.

And why is Tribune Gallio in my pavilion?

Ladies and gentlemen, coffee is served in the Yellow Pavilion.

Charlotte is in the pavilion.

Are they still in the pavilion?

The Prince Moses, there on the pavilion.

A pavilion.

We'll put you up in the little pavilion. where you'll be sleeping practically in the treetops.

Andriani wants to see you at the Pavilion at once.

We're going to the Pavilion.

Pavilion?

So you're going to the Pavilion?

To the Pavilion.

He went into the pavilion of curiosities and rarities in order to inspect four of the most valuable stamps in the world.

When Charlie Fox and Sheridan would be there with him in the Pavilion at Brighton.

According to ritual at New Year's, we also set up a pavilion, and here, in the open, we invite government representatives for an Asian-style feast.

But my true riches are in that pavilion, and one can only enter with a golden key.

Earl invited us out Sunday, to the Pavilion.

Never king of England had nobles richer and more loyal subjects, whose hearts have left their bodies here in England and lie pavilion'd in the fields of France.

I said that she was waiting for him in the summer pavilion.

They will come over there by the pavilion.

But they don't have a proper dance pavilion.

I'll ask him to show you the pavilion again If you wish. Now please enjoy!

We'll give him the garden pavilion to make him feel comfortable.

My servant will accompany you to your pavilion.