parade
/pəˈreɪd; pə`red/ n[C]
1 formal gathering of troops for inspection, a roll-call, etc （部队的）检阅、 点名等: a drill parade 阅兵训练
ceremonial parades 阅兵式.
2 = parade-ground.
3 procession of people or things （人的）游行, 行进; （物的）展示
a parade of players before a football match 足球赛前队员列队出场
a fashion parade, ie one in which models display new clothes to an audience 时装表演.
4 (esp in names) public promenade or street of shops （尤指用於名称中的）广场, 商业街
He lives in North Parade. 他住在伦敦北街.
5 (idm 习语) make a parade of sth (esp derog 尤作贬义) display sth in order to impress people 炫示; 卖弄
He's always making a parade of his knowledge. 他老爱炫耀知识. on parade taking part in a parade; being paraded 接受检阅; 参加游行; 展示
The regiment is on parade. 该团正接受检阅.
A number of new hats were on parade at the wedding. 在婚礼上见到有些人戴著新式的帽子. parade, v
1 [I, Tn] (cause sb to) gather together for inspection, a roll-call, etc （使某些人）集合接受检阅、 点名等
The colonel paraded his troops. 上校检阅自己的部队.
2 [I, Ipr, Ip]
march or walk in a procession or in order to display sth 游行; 列队行进; 为展示某事物而行进或行走
The strikers paraded through the city centre. 罢工者游行通过市中心.
She paraded up and down in her new hat. 她戴著新帽子在人前走来走去.
3 [Tn] display (sth); show (sth) off 展示, 炫耀（某事物）
She was parading her new fur coat yesterday, ie wearing it to show it off to others. 昨天她向人炫耀她那件新的毛皮大衣.