pavilion in Greek
pavilion in Greek is περίπτερο — pavilion means a large, often decorative tent, or a light open structure used as a shelter or for events.
pavilion in Greek
περίπτερο
Pronounced: periptero
A light roofed structure used as a shelter in a public place.
What does "pavilion" mean?
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noun A large, often decorative tent, or a light open structure used as a shelter or for events.
"The wedding reception was held in a pavilion by the lake."
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noun A building used to house exhibits, spectators, or players, especially at a sports ground or fair.
"The cricket team walked back to the pavilion after the innings."
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pavilion in a sentence
- The wedding reception was held in a pavilion by the lake.
- The cricket team walked back to the pavilion after the innings.
- Each country had its own pavilion at the world expo.
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What is "pavilion" in Greek?
"pavilion" in Greek is περίπτερο. pavilion means: A large, often decorative tent, or a light open structure used as a shelter or for events.
How do you pronounce περίπτερο?
"pavilion" in Greek is περίπτερο, pronounced "periptero".
How do you use "pavilion" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding reception was held in a pavilion by the lake." In Greek, "pavilion" is περίπτερο.
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