Significats de chinese pagoda en anglès

She wanted Greek columns in a Chinese pagoda and they were there.

In the front yard there was a symmetrical balsam fir-tree, tapering like a Chinese pagoda.

The Chinese pagodas are probably of phallic origin.

The Chinese pagoda is plainly a Tartar tent.

They both sat down on a bench under the arch of climbing plants opposite to the Chinese pagoda.

The place resembles in almost equal proportions a cathedral, a suburban villa, a hotel and a Chinese pagoda.

To your left there is a Chinese pagoda, to your right a summer house, complete with plants and flowers.

It is fronted by an ornate Chinese pagoda and the hand and footprints of famous film stars captured in cement.

He could whittle out anything from a wooden chain to a Chinese pagoda, or a full-rigged seventy-four a foot long.

There were no sham ruins, no artificial waterfalls poorly supplied with water, no Chinese pagodas, or Swiss cottages, or gothic hermitages.

The architect's model is striking: a four-storey building incorporating features reminiscent of a Chinese pagoda rises above a garden dotted with gazebos.

The doctor, sitting at the moment on a bench outside the Chinese pagoda, felt the pressure of the abbe's hand on his.

The Chinese pagoda which the doctor made his study had outside blinds to the glass doors; Ursula invented the excuse of shutting them.

Chinese pagodas, African palms, Nile pyramids and then a Mexican volcano and the conifers and wigwams of Red Indians spring up in Arcady.

[Illustration: Chinese Pagoda (so called) at Negapatam.

A little curtain flew up, disclosing the front of a Chinese pagoda painted on pasteboard, with a door and window which opened quite naturally.