Pavilion

Japanese: パビリオン

〘noun〙 (pavilion)① A temporary building used for exhibits (at exhibitions, trade fairs, expositions, etc.). *Deep Sea Fish (1970) by Kunimitsu Shiro, "The exhibition hall ( pavilion ) at the next World's Fair is..."② An gazebo built in the gardens of nobles. ③ A transept that juts out from the left and right ends in classical architecture. ④ Stands or seats for cricket games. *Freedom and Discipline (1949) by Ikeda Kiyoshi, "Sportsmanship: The opposing team's players entered the (abbreviated) pavilion."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (pavilion)① （展示会、見本市、博覧会などでの）展示用の仮設の建物。※深海魚族（1970）〈邦光史郎〉「今度の万博の展示館（パビリオン）は」② 貴族の庭などに作られる四阿(あずまや)。③ 古典主義建築で、左右の端部に突き出した翼廊部。④ クリケット競技用の観覧席や選手席。※自由と規律（1949）〈池田潔〉スポーツマンシップということ「敵方の選手達が、〈略〉パヴィリオンに入ってしまった」

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