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pavilionnoun[C](BUILDING)UKabuildingnear asportsfield,especiallyone wherecricketisplayed, used by theplayersand sometimes bypeoplewatchingthegame （尤指板球场旁设立的）运动员席，看台  s0ulsurfing - Jason Swain/ Moment Open/GettyImages USone of agroupofrelatedbuildings: （一组相关建筑物的）分馆，配楼 theWestPavilion ofCentralGeneralHospital中心综合医院的西楼 USalargebuildingin whichsportsorentertainmentstakeplace 大型文体馆 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesCricket - 12th man
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See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Sports venues Public buildings Public entertainment venues pavilionnoun[C](TEMPORARY STRUCTURE)atemporarystructure, such as alargetent,especiallyused atpubliceventsor forshows （尤指用于公共活动或展览的）临时建筑物（如大帐篷）SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesPublic entertainment venues - amphitheatre
- amusement arcade
- auditorium
- bandstand
- bar
- beer garden
- beer tent
- bowling alley
- drive-in
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- free house
- gastropub
- gazebo
- off-Broadway
- opera house
- palace
- party tent
- pick-up joint
- waxwork
- wine bar
See more results » pavilion| American Dictionaryalarge,openstructureortent,providingshelteresp. in aparkor at afair(=temporarypublicevent) A pavilion is also one of agroupofrelatedbuildings, such as ahospital. Examplesofpavilionpavilion Inside the pavilions is a world of dynamic space.From theCambridge English Corpus Rather than one # large building, it consisted of twenty-one smaller pavilions, with specialized services and laboratories housed in each.From theCambridge English Corpus Inevitably it was into the long rows of tents, pavilions and blanketed men that they plunged.From theCambridge English Corpus Officials unveiled new monuments, parks, libraries, schools, public lighting, telegraph and telephone lines, pavilions and municipal palaces.From theCambridge English Corpus Much the same could be said of the exotic plants in the parks' inevitable conservatories as well as the statues, grottoes, fountains and pavilions.From theCambridge English Corpus Linking the modernist pavilions to those of the picturesque garden is a concern for perception rather than function, in relation to nature and the self.From theCambridge English Corpus All of this was contained within long classical façades, with corner pavilions setting off all four sides.From theCambridge English Corpus The effect was heightened by the pavilions which straddled the track behind the main building.From theCambridge English Corpus The pavilions allow impressive double-height rooms with mezzanines on their top storey.From theCambridge English Corpus Although its size is concordant with the house it adjoins, the pavilion's scale is not.From theCambridge English Corpus The main application of these robots is in the mounting of houses, administration buildings, industrial installations, and various pavilions.From theCambridge English Corpus At the same time, the daidokoro's architectural vocabulary and layout include features which distinguish it sharply from the pavilions of the served zone, making it something of an architectural enigma.From theCambridge English Corpus Would such a "tomb" structure-pavilionhouse something else as well?From theCambridge English Corpus The gallerypavilionis more complex, but this complexity is achieved by the simplest of spatial and tectonic means.From theCambridge English Corpus Inside thepavilionare a gilded wooden screen and a ceremonial seat for the emperor.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |