pavillons
/pəˈvɪljənz/
noun
- Large, often decorative tents or temporary structures used for events, exhibitions, or shelter.
- We set up a pavilion in the park for the community picnic.
- At the fair, each country had its own pavilion showcasing local culture.
- The wedding reception was held in a white pavilion in the garden.
- A building or part of a building, often open-sided, used for recreation or as a shelter in a park, sports ground, or similar area.
- The cricket team changed into their uniforms in the pavilion.
- We had lunch at the pavilion near the lake.
- The park pavilion has benches and a roof to protect visitors from the sun.
- A large, ornate building or structure, often part of a complex, used for exhibitions, concerts, or other public events.
- The art museum's new pavilion displays modern sculptures.
- Visitors explored the science pavilion at the expo.
- The concert was held in the main pavilion of the convention center.