Gazebo meaning

gə-zābō, -zē-
gazeboes gazebos
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A freestanding, roofed, usually open-sided structure providing a shady resting place.
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A belvedere.
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A turret, windowed balcony, or summerhouse from which one can gaze at the surrounding scenery; specif., a small, open building with a roof, typically located in a garden park.
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Belvedere, either a type of summer-house or a roofed, detached porch-like structure, usually in a yard, park or lawn.
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Origin of gazebo

  • Origin unknown

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Possibly from to gaze + Latin conjugation ending -ebo (as in videbo); possibly from Arabic [script?] (qasbah, “citadel”) refashioned after gaze.

    From Wiktionary

Gazebo Sentence Examples

  • If the garden has a gazebo, it makes sense to have the wedding staged on the steps.

  • It features a gazebo to add to the outside of Dora's house, a sunflower, watering can and Dora figurine.

  • Hotel suites, her childhood bedroom, a gazebo - wherever the bride feels most comfortable prepping for her wedding, many cosmeticians will arrange to make the trip.

  • Girls can tend to Dora's garden with the Dora's Garden Gazebo play set.

  • Renting a wedding arch and decorating it with flowers, greenery, or even balloons is an easy way to decorate if there is no stage or gazebo available.

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