pavillon 的定义
plural pa·vil·lons [French pa-vee-yawn]. /French pa viˈyɔ̃/. Music.
- the bell of a wind instrument.
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- When I arrived in America, I was lucky enough to meet Craig Claiborne who had come to Le Pavillon to do a piece on Pierre Franey.
- At the Pavillon de Flore there is a general satisfaction at their departure, notwithstanding many fine phrases.
- No. 48 was the well-known dancing-hall, Pavillon de lchiquier, before and under the Directoire.
- The house in which our friends were was full, and we found accommodation in the neighbouring Hotel du Pavillon.
- It is practically nothing more than what the French would call a pavillon, and is known as the Unterpfaar, the lower parish.
- The great house in the Faubourg was given up to the son, you know, and she lived in the pavillon.