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pagoda
[ puh-goh-duh ]
noun
- in India, Myanmar (Burma), China, etc., a temple or sacred building, usually a pyramidlike tower and typically having upward-curving roofs over the individual stories.
- any of several former gold or silver coins of southern India, usually bearing a figure of such a temple, first issued in the late 16th century and later also by British, French, and Dutch traders.
pagoda
/ ±èəˈɡəʊ»åÉ™ /
noun
- an Indian or Far Eastern temple, esp a tower, usually pyramidal and having many storeys
pagoda
- A tower with several different stories, each of which has its own roof. Pagodas are common in eastern Asia and originally served religious purposes as memorials or shrines.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of pagoda1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of pagoda1
Example Sentences
Close to the pagoda, we saw Buddhist funeral rituals being held on the street outside a destroyed house.
Around the city, the remains of crushed pagodas and golden spires line the streets.
But it’s important that the creators of the pagoda lunch box, the thank-you bag, and the pink doughnut box did not try to capture all the profits that they created.
Then Ms. Mac picked out a respectable cage—okay, not the three-story pagoda I’d had my eye on—but a nice cage.
Gu’s Beijing neighborhood is known for the 13th-century Buddhist temple of the title, whose tall white pagoda is visible far and wide.
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