parade

procession(游行)

1. B2Countable(可数名词)

   A large organized procession of people, vehicles, or both, moving along a public route, often as part of a celebration.

   （庆祝）游行队伍

   • A New Year's Day parade.

     元旦游行。

   • The national day parade was spectacular.

     国庆节游行非常壮观。

   • The city held a grand parade.

     这座城市举行了一场盛大的游行。

sequence(序列)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A succession of people or things appearing or occurring one after another.

   一连串的人或事物

   • A parade of witnesses took the stand to testify.

     一连串的证人站上证人席作证。

   • Yesterday, a parade of visitors came to call.

     昨天，一连串的访客前来拜访。

   • A parade of products were unveiled at the exhibition.

     在展览会上，一连串的产品被揭晓。

street(街道)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A street or area where there are many shops next to each other.

   商店街

   • The main shopping parade in the city is very popular.

     这座城市的主要商店街非常受欢迎。

   • I enjoy strolling along the parade of shops.

     我喜欢沿着商店街散步。

   • This shopping parade is one of the busiest parts of the city.

     这条商店街是这座城市最繁忙的地区之一。

1. Used as part of a road name.

   用于路名

   • Sunset Parade.

     日落大道。

   • Maple Parade.

     枫叶大道。

1. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)Verb + adv/prep(动词+副词/介词)

   To walk or march in a public procession, often for a celebration or ceremony.

   （庆祝）游行；列队行进

   • The students paraded through the city center on the school's anniversary.

     学生们在学校周年庆时游行穿过市中心。

   • The soldiers paraded in perfect formation during the military parade.

     士兵们在阅兵式上以完美的队列行进。

   • The procession paraded along the streets.

     游行队伍沿着街道行进。

2. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

   To display something ostentatiously, often to gain admiration or attention.

   炫耀，夸示

   • She is always parading her new clothes.

     她总是炫耀她的新衣服。

   • He likes to parade his achievements.

     他喜欢炫耀他的成就。

   • They paraded their success in the media.

     他们在媒体上炫耀他们的成功。