0 a building near a sports field, especially one where cricket is played, used by the players and sometimes by people watching the game -- （尤指板球场旁设立的）运动员席，看台
1 a temporary structure, such as a large tent, especially used at public events or for shows -- （尤指用于公共活���或展览的）临时建筑物（如大帐篷）
Inside the pavilion are a gilded wooden screen and a ceremonial seat for the emperor.
The gallery pavilion is more complex, but this complexity is achieved by the simplest of spatial and tectonic means.
Would such a "tomb" structure-pavilion house something else as well?
At the same time, the daidokoro's architectural vocabulary and layout include features which distinguish it sharply from the pavilions of the served zone, making it something of an architectural enigma.
The main application of these robots is in the mounting of houses, administration buildings, industrial installations, and various pavilions.
Although its size is concordant with the house it adjoins, the pavilion's scale is not.
The pavilions allow impressive double-height rooms with mezzanines on their top storey.
The effect was heightened by the pavilions which straddled the track behind the main building.
