parade

🇺🇸 /pəˈreɪd/ 🇬🇧 /pəˈreɪd/
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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.

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.

R

A series of things or people that appear one after another.

The parade of famous guests at the awards ceremony was impressive.

R

A street with a row of small shops.

We went shopping at the new parade of stores that opened last week.

R

An obvious show of something to impress others.

Her social media is a constant parade of luxury vacations and expensive purchases.

verb
R

To walk in a formal group to celebrate or protest something.

The team will parade through the city after winning the championship.

R

To walk around in a way that makes people notice you.

She paraded around the party in her new dress to get attention.

R

To show something to the public so people can see it.

The champions paraded the trophy during the victory parade.

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To gather soldiers to march in front of people.

The general paraded the troops before the important visitors.

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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.

translation

n. A public event with people marching, bands playing, and decorated vehicles to celebrate a special day.; A formal event where soldiers march or stand in lines to be inspected by officers.; A series of things or people that appear one after another.; A street with a row of small shops.; An obvious show of something to impress others.
v. To walk in a formal group to celebrate or protest something.; To walk around in a way that makes people notice you.; To show something to the public so people can see it.; To gather soldiers to march in front of people.; To pretend to be something good or important when you are not.

Word Forms

Plural parades
Progressive parading
Past paraded
Perfect paraded
3rd Present parades