English to Latvian Meaning of parade - parāde

Parade :
parāde

parāde, parādīt, displejs, izstāde, lielīties, pompa, nauda, cildināt, pirotehnika, grandiozitāte, krāšņums, aina, parādot, ekspozīcija, grezna izrāde, lielība, augstprātība, šķiņķis, skaļas frāzes, maldinošs šovs, viltus žesti, simulēšana, osta, tetovējums, treniņš, skats, redze, perspektīva, ārišķība, ceremonija, spilgtums, uzdot, izlikties, aizstāvēt, izrādīt, uzplaukt, gājiens, soļot ātrāk, zābaks

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Definitions of parade in English
Noun(1) a ceremonial procession including people marching(2) an extended (often showy(3) a visible display
Verb(1) walk ostentatiously(2) march in a procession
Examples of parade in English
(1) officers will parade through the town center(2) Later that day his body was delivered to the Spanish Army in a formal military parade .(3) the men massed for parade(4) the recruits were due to parade that day(5) We are collecting photographs of the festival as a record and for future publicity and are particularly seeking good ones of the lantern parade .(6) a St George's Day parade(7) My mother would often parade in public places with me whenever she would go out and I was not doing anything at home.(8) There are countless winks to the audience as a parade of stars appears in self-effacing cameos.(9) The president salutes army troops during a military parade yesterday, during the final inspection before leaving office.(10) The parade will lead to the Market Place where Father Christmas will switch on the town's Christmas lights from the balcony of the Bear Hotel.(11) the parade of Hollywood celebrities who troop onto his show(12) Of course, the world of sport has witnessed an endless parade of celebrities.(13) Dozens of people lined Salisbury Street in Amesbury to watch a parade from the car park to St Mary and St Melor Church.(14) I think that one of the most telling images of the queen was that three days later, she was going down the Mall in an open carriage to Horse Guards parade just as she would have done.(15) the parade of Hollywood celebrities who troop on to his show(16) Three of the ladies arrived late but were allowed to parade , slotted between the procession of kings.
Related Phrases of parade
(1) fashion parade ::
modes parāde
(2) military parade ::
militārā parāde
(3) identity parade ::
identitāte parāde
(4) hit-parade ::
hit-parāde
(5) parade around ::
parāde ap
Synonyms
Noun
1. procession ::
gājiens
2. exhibition ::
izstāde
Verb
3. march ::
gājiens
4. strut ::
statnis
5. display ::
displejs
6. promenade ::
promenāde
Different Forms
parade, paraded, parades, parading
Word Example from TV Shows
And when he got food poisoning at the Rose Bowl Parade,

And when he got food poisoning at the Rose Bowl Parade,

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 21

...or ever get a good view of a parade.

...or ever get a good view of a PARADE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 2

On the hit parade, 1998.

On the hit PARADE, 1998.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 2

But he was just trying to see the Rose Parade.

But he was just trying to see the Rose Parade.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 13

got away at the Macy's Parade.

got away at the Macy's Parade.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 15

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