Gazebo

Pronunciation: /ɡəˈzeɪboʊ/

Definitions of gazebo

noun a freestanding, open-sided structure, often found in gardens or parks, that provides a shaded place to sit and relax

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a gazebo in the park.

A2 The gazebo was surrounded by beautiful flowers.

B1 We had a picnic in the gazebo during the summer.

B2 The gazebo provided a shady spot to relax in the garden.

C1 The gazebo was elegantly designed with intricate woodwork.

C2 From the gazebo, we had a panoramic view of the lake and mountains.

Examples of gazebo in a Sentence

formal The wedding ceremony took place in a beautifully decorated gazebo in the garden.

informal Let's hang out in the gazebo and enjoy the nice weather.

slang The gazebo is the perfect spot for some chill time with friends.

figurative Her mind was like a gazebo, open to new ideas and possibilities.

Grammatical Forms of gazebo

• past tense: gazed
• plural: gazebos
• comparative: more gazebo-like
• superlative: most gazebo-like
• present tense: gazes
• future tense: will gaze
• perfect tense: have gazed
• continuous tense: is gazing
• singular: gazebo
• positive degree: gazebo
• infinitive: to gaze
• gerund: gazing
• participle: gazing

Origin and Evolution of gazebo

First Known Use: 1752 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'gazebo' is believed to have originated from the Latin word 'gazebus' or 'gazza', which means 'magpie', a bird known for its chattering and tendency to collect shiny objects for its nest.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'gazebo' referred to a structure in gardens or parks designed for viewing the surrounding landscape. Over time, it has evolved to also refer to any freestanding, open-sided structure often used for relaxation or social gatherings.