pəvɪˈlɒ̃

Definitions

1. noun

A small, freestanding building, typically in a garden or park, used for shelter or as a decorative feature.

“The estate was famous for its beautiful pavilions and beautifully maintained lawns.”

2. noun

A building or structure serving as a temporary or seasonal exhibition space, especially for art or entertainment.

“The art festival featured a large pavilion with works by local artists.”

3. noun

A section or division of a larger building, often used for a particular purpose.

“The museum had several pavilions, each dedicated to a different aspect of art and history.”

4. verb

To provide or display something, especially a product or a service, at a particular place or event.

“The company pavilions at the trade show to showcase their new technology.”