parade
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/pəˈreɪd/
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/pəˈreɪd/
noun
B2
A public event with people marching, bands playing, and decorated vehicles to celebrate a special day.
We watched the colorful parade on Independence Day with marching bands and floats.
我们在独立日观看了有军乐队和花车的多彩游行。
R
A formal event where soldiers march or stand in lines to be inspected by officers.
The soldiers stood at attention during the military parade for inspection.
士兵们在军事阅兵中立正站好接受检阅。
R
A series of things or people that appear one after another.
The parade of famous guests at the awards ceremony was impressive.
颁奖典礼上著名嘉宾的接连出场令人印象深刻。
R
A street with a row of small shops.
We went shopping at the new parade of stores that opened last week.
我们去上周开业的商店街购物了。
R
An obvious show of something to impress others.
Her social media is a constant parade of luxury vacations and expensive purchases.
她的社交媒体上不断炫耀着豪华假期和昂贵购物。
verb
R
To walk in a formal group to celebrate or protest something.
The team will parade through the city after winning the championship.
球队赢得冠军后将在城市中游行庆祝。
R
To walk around in a way that makes people notice you.
She paraded around the party in her new dress to get attention.
她穿着新裙子在派对上走来走去以吸引注意。
R
To show something to the public so people can see it.
The champions paraded the trophy during the victory parade.
冠军们在胜利游行中向公众展示奖杯。
R
To gather soldiers to march in front of people.
The general paraded the troops before the important visitors.
将军让部队在重要访客面前列队行进。
R
To pretend to be something good or important when you are not.
He paraded as an expert, but he didn't know much about the topic.
他假装成专家，但实际上对这个话题了解不多。
translation
游行, 阅兵式, 一连串, 商业街, 炫耀
游行, 招摇过市, 展示, 阅兵, 炫耀
词形变化
Plural
parades
Progressive
parading
Past
paraded
Perfect
paraded
3rd Present
parades