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pa·rade
p reId
复数:parades
第三人称单数:parades
现在分词:parading
过去式:paraded
过去分词:paraded
parader (n.)
词根:parade
n.parader 游行者
noun
a public procession (see procession entry 1 sense 1a) usually to mark a holiday or event May 30th was Memorial Day, when Americans remember those who died serving in the armed forces. … Soldiers and sailors marched in parades honouring the fallen.—The Economistespecially: one involving many different people or groups who travel down a street usually on foot or in vehicles (such as floats) Pinta and her family planned the parade that featured more than 90 groups, organizations and politicians. —Windy City Times (Chicago) Approximately 50 parade entries include marching bands, celebrities, community groups, public officials and fire/police vehicles. —Ivy Weiss … over 25,000 people dress extravagantly, from colorful bikinis with feathers to … gowns, while performing in steel bands and dance groups on the elaborately decorated floats that form the official parade. —Marthe van der Wolf The parade will feature spectacular flower-covered floats with riders in colorful costumes, beautiful dresses and striking uniforms. —San Antonio Magazine
… the Halloween parade is open to all city boys and girls 12 years and younger wearing costumes. … Participants will receive a free trick-or-treat bag and candy along the parade route …—The Springfield (Massachusetts) Morning Union
a usually long series of people or things The movie does have one campy casting conceit: a parade of cameos by stars of old TV Western series …—David Hiltbrand Our antipasto was a parade of little dishes containing black olives, fresh sheep cheeses, … and prosciutto.—Robert Riche ((British)) … went to see the new street art, which is on the … end of a parade of shops …—Tim Lewis
… the American people watched a parade of witnesses expose the details of a political crime …—Karen De Witt
the ceremonial formation of a body of troops before a superior officer
Handcrafted reproductions of miniature 18th-century tin soldiers, … these Austrian horsemen assume dramatic poses of battle and parade.—The Smithsonian Catalog
a place where troops assemble regularly for parade
a pompous show : exhibition
The male booby may walk around using exaggerated, deliberate-looking leg movements, displaying his bright-blue legs and feet. Actually his parade is closer to the pick 'em up and put 'em down gait of … scuba divers.—Michael H. Robinson
a place for strolling (such as a public walk or square)
those who promenade
verb
transitive verb
to cause to maneuver or march : marshal
promenade
to exhibit ostentatiously
intransitive verb
to march in or as if in a procession
promenade
show off
masquerade
myths which parade as modern science—M. R. Cohen
on parade受检阅;在游行
military parade阅兵;军事博览
join the parade[美国英语]学时髦;跟着大众行动
hit parade最流行的一批
easter parade复活节游行
parade ground练兵场;阅兵场
carnival parade狂欢节队伍
这组词都有“游行”的意思,其区别是:
procession指举行庆祝活动或盛大仪式时庄严行进的有秩序的游行队伍或行列。
parade多指盛大和正式的游行,有检阅等活动。
demonstration侧重指抗议的示威性游行。
以上来源于网络
1650年代,“炫耀表现”,也指“有序的军队集合进行检阅”,源自法语 parade “展示,表演,军事检阅”,曾经也指“骑马停顿”(15世纪),或者源自意大利语 parate “防御,华丽的展示”,或者西班牙语 parada “停留或停止; 阅兵”,这些都源自通俗拉丁语 *parata,源自拉丁语 parare “安排,准备,装饰”(源自 PIE 词根 *pere-(1)“生产,获得”)。
这个拉丁词在中世纪拉丁语中发展出广泛的意义:“停止,停顿; 防止,防范; 穿着,修剪,装饰。”这些意义被传递给了它的罗曼语后代。这个动词是 parry 的同源词。非军事意义的“公共步行,行进,游行”记录于1670年代。Parade-ground 于1724年出现; parade-rest 于1888年出现:
[A] position of rest in which the soldier stands silent and motionless, but which is less fatiguing than the position of "attention": it is much used during parades. [Century Dictionary]
[士兵]静止不动的休息姿势,比“立正”姿势更轻松:在阅兵式上经常使用。[世纪词典]
游行
示威游行
Noun borrowed from French, "show, display (of an object to demonstrate its value), show of military force, cavalry procession," going back to Middle French, from parer "to prepare, adorn, dress (a person) with care" (going back to Old French) + -ade -ade — more at pare Verb derivative of parade >entry 1
The first known use of parade was in 1649
parade1 of 2noun
great show or display
a formation of a body of troops before a superior officer
a public procession
a crowd of strolling people
the Easter parade
parade2 of 2verb
to cause to march
to march in a parade
promenade entry 2
show off sense 1
parade one's knowledge
parade1 of 2noun
great show or display
a formation of a body of troops before a superior officer
a public procession
a crowd of strolling people
the Easter parade
parade2 of 2verb
to cause to march
to march in a parade
promenade entry 2
show off sense 1
parade one's knowledge
1 We’d have to watch the Meehans and everyone else parading around in their new clothes and staggering home with eggs and potatoes and sausages for Sunday and sailing off to the films on Saturday night.
2 There was always an Easter-egg hunt on the church grounds, and a parade of people in special hats.
3 At Bourbon, Ignatius turned and began walking up toward Canal through the night’s parade of tourists and Quarterites, among whom he did not look particularly strange.
4 “I’m the one who got drunk and paraded it in front of my parents.”
5 Some people were concerned about their futures, but many others became obsessed with the present and held a never-ending parade of sports competitions, beauty contests, parties, talent shows, and dances.
6 But peace has no parade, no pantheon of victory.
和平没有庆祝游行, 没有胜利殿堂.
7 More than four thousand soldiers, sailors and airmen paraded down the Champs Elysee...
逾4,000名陆、海、空三军将士在香榭丽舍大街游行。
8 “I admit, I am a little jealous to see Cardan parading you around on his arm.”
9 Lieutenant Scheisskopf cared very deeply about winning parades and about bringing Clevinger up on charges before the Action Board for conspiring to advocate the overthrow of the cadet officers Lieutenant Scheisskopf had appointed.
10 A parade of dignitaries from the East trooped out to inspect the excavations.
11 The Chancellor will be able to parade his cut in interest rates as a small victory...
财政大臣就能把他的减息举措当作一场小胜来夸耀了。
12 Then outside Anne poured kerosene over the rag, lighted it, and led a torch parade from the cellar toward the cherry tree.
13 This illustration from the New York Evening Journal shows the intended organization of the marchers in the 1913 suffrage parade.
14 Oliver and Laney stood at the bottom of the stairs watching Mama’s parade of boxes pile up along the hallway.
15 I’d love to be big and important and parade around with the red Confirmation catechism but I don’t think I’ll live that long the way I’m expected to die for this or that.
16 I saw a pet parade.
我看到一个动物的游行。
17 Oh, he was first in line for the victory parades, as soon as the guns were put away.
18 She’d already started collecting the shoes in pairs, and then lining them up so that the pairs of shoes made a sort of parade in the sand, along the waterline.
19 After they left the Oval Office, Strauss paraded the scientists before the White House press corps.
20 Paul didn’t want problems with the authorities, so early in the planning process she met with the District of Columbia’s police superintendent, Richard Sylvester, to obtain a parade permit.
1 操场
3 打扮成
4 夸示
ostentatious epideictic blazonment show display flaunt show-off bravura blazon flourish air sport flash strut make a show of splurge show forth ostentation
5 校阅
6 展示
array exhibition showing set display exhibit model on parade face presentation show present sport quarter flash showcase show forth view presentational represent prove reveal unveil unfold revelatory expression unfurl open mount spread on exhibit
8 广场
square plaza concourse esplanade piazza place field ground surface garden plain carrefour maidan open park campus opening ward circus
9 集合
compound collective aggregate aggregative set meet variety meeting assembly gathering congregation buildup turnout convergence muster aggregation confluence concourse assemblage reveille congregate rendezvous close collect gather assemble amass convene
11 使列队
12 阅兵场
16 散步场所
18 行进
20 壮观
hotsy-totsy spectacular splendid grandiose show grand sight glory spectacle grandeur prodigy pomp heraldry pageantry
21 自吹
22 示威游行
23 沿行进
26 游行示威
28 校场
30 炫耀
fastuous flamboyant dashing pyrotechnic ostentatious splashy doggish dashy vainly show display splurge flaunt pretense pizzazz show-off pretentiousness pyrotechnics peacockery flourish swank air sport make a show of cut a swath boast of boast about flashy pretentious garish flash pretension pretence affect ponce about dash ostentation vaunt quarter tart plume showboat big-note strut stuff cut a wide swath conspicuous conspicuously ostentatiously obtrusively showmanship showing-off doggy gaudy peacockish blaze refulgence prank make a display of come it over fine brilliant swanky glitzy effusive ritzy epideictic glitter pageant pomp panache affectation éclat coruscate glare trophy grandstanding pose flash around show off showboating exhibit strut your stuff blatant glaring grandstand showy hotshot flaunty gaudery fofarraw spread demonstration splash strut fanfare brandish pomposity frippery ritz foofaraw frounce tigerism peacock gam flare
33 防御
defensive barricado security stand protection shield defence barricade buckler defend fence fend rampart bulwark defense prophylaxis
34 阅兵式
35 夸耀
boast brag tall splurge flaunt pretence glitter preen flourish vaunt flaunting epideictic display fanfare pageantry overcrow pique show-off
36 运动场
list field park ground ring yard stadium playing-field play-ground playground gymnasium playfield gymkhana padang
37 虚饰
fastuous coloured painted glossy vain gilded flamboyant tinsel ostentatious fallalery display paint dash gloss veneer pageant frill pomp pretension pretence pageantry ostentation gilding wangle peacockery gild
44 陈列
45 游行者
47 列队行进
procession yatra process file processional troop processionary rank
49 夸大
exaggerated inflated larger-than-life grandiloquent magnification exaggeration overstatement aggrandizement stretch exaggerate magnify overstate dramatize writ large
52 大摇大摆
53 标榜