pavilion

pavilion怎么读

英式音标：[pəˈvɪliən]

美式音标：[pəˈvɪljən]

pavilion基本解释

n. 阁；亭子；大帐篷；展示馆

vt. 搭帐篷；置…于亭中；笼罩

pavilion的意思释义

n.

亭，阁楼；（公共活动或展览用的）临时建筑物；大型文体馆；看台

vt.

搭帐篷；笼罩；置…于亭中；

变形

复数：pavilions过去式：pavilioned过去分词：pavilioned现在分词：pavilioning第三人称单数：pavilions

英英释义

n.large and often sumptuous tent

同义词：marquee

pavilion用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

The red and yellow striped pavilion symbolizes the Roman Catholic Church, and can be used only by Basilicas.

红黄相间的尖顶伞帐代表罗马天主教会的神权，为主座教堂所专用。

\"Goal!\"Thunder-like applauses exploded in the pavilion.

“好球！”观众席里响起了雷鸣般的掌声。

Pavilion set up four doors, four corridors have railings, the bottom of a wooden staircase.

楼阁四面设门，四周有回廊栏杆，底层有木制楼梯。

Do not you love that pavilion?

你不喜欢那座亭子吗？

They are looking around the Japanese pavilion.

他们正在参观日本展示馆。

The national pavilion of the host country has always been a cynosure.

东道国的国家馆历来备受关注。

例句参考

HP Pavilion g3038cx 实用 性价比至上

Globalization... Please Slow Down (Thai Pavilion at the 52nd Venice Biennale)

Fun and useful curiosities in R&D Pavilion. (Best of Sensors Expo Spring 2002).(Brief Article)

Fear of Glass. Mies van der Rohe\'s Barcelona Pavilion, by Josep Quetglas (book review)

Airflow in a world exposition pavilion studied by scale-model experiments and computational fluid dynamics

From 1929 to 1986: A Study on the Reconstruction of the German Pavilion in Barcelona

Constraining carbon sources and growth rates of freshwater microbialites in Pavilion Lake using 14C analysis.

A Systematic Comparison of Model Predictions Produced by the buildingExodus Evacuation Model and the Tsukuba Pavilion Evacuation Data

Rees-Poole, V S. Church Square, Pretoria. (date unknown) Pavilion drawings: East Island. 1.Tram pavilion & Bank Chambers (blueprint ...

pavilion词源

pavilion

pavilion: [13] Pavilion got its name because some anonymous ancient Roman was reminded by a tent, with its two ‘wings’ spread out from a central crosspiece, of a ‘butterfly’. Latin for ‘butterfly’ was pāpiliō (a word of unknown origin), which hence came to be used for ‘tent’. English acquired it via Old French pavillon.

pavilion (n.)

c. 1200, \"large, stately tent,\" from Old French paveillon \"large tent; butterfly\" (12c.), from Latin papilionem (nominative papilio) \"butterfly, moth,\" in Medieval Latin \"tent\" (see papillon); the type of tent so called on resemblance to wings. Meaning \"open building in a park, etc., used for shelter or entertainment\" is attested from 1680s.