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pavilion

Pronunciation: [pəˈvɪl.jən]

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Learn how to use pavilion in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “architecture”

(noun) a pavilion is a large, open building or structure used for gatherings or activities. It often has a roof and is found in parks or gardens. People might use it for picnics, concerts, or other events.

Example

We enjoyed our picnic under the beautiful pavilion in the park.

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There wasn't enough space in the pavilion for everyone to sit comfortably.

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Have you seen the new pavilion that was built near the lake?

Context: “exhibition”

(noun) a pavilion can also be a special area or building at a fair or exhibition where different groups showcase their work or products. It's like a small house that shows off something special.

Example

The art pavilion displayed amazing paintings and sculptures.

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Unfortunately, the food pavilion only had limited options to choose from.

Example

Which pavilion are you planning to visit at the fair?

How to pronounce pavilion

Pronunciation: [pəˈvɪl.jən]

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