parade

• Sustantivo que designa un desfile público, a menudo de personas, vehículos o carrozas, que se celebra como festejo o demostración.

A noun referring to a public procession, often of people, vehicles, or floats, held as a celebration or demonstration.

1. A2formal

   A public procession of people, vehicles, or floats, often celebrating a special day or event.

   Desfile público

   • The town held a parade for the national holiday.
   • Children waved flags during the parade.
   • The parade featured colorful floats and marching bands.

   Sinónimoscavalcademarchmotorcadepageantprocession

2. Military displayB1formal

   A formal march or assembly of troops for inspection or display.

   desfile militar

   • The soldiers stood at attention during the military parade.
   • The general reviewed the parade of troops.
   • A parade was held to honor the veterans.

   Sinónimosinspectionreview

3. Showy displayB2informal

   A series of people or things that are shown or displayed in an impressive way.

   desfile

   • The fashion show was a parade of elegant designs.
   • The garden was a parade of colorful flowers.
   • The event was a parade of celebrities and stars.

   Sinónimosarraydisplayexhibitionpageantshowspectacle

• Verbo que designa la acción de caminar o marchar en un desfile público, o de mostrar algo de manera ostentosa o llamativa.

A verb used to indicate the act of walking or marching in a public procession, or to display something ostentatiously.

1. Walk in a processionA2formal

   To walk or march in a public procession, often as part of a celebration or ceremony.

   Desfilar

   • The soldiers paraded through the city streets.
   • Children paraded in colorful costumes during the festival.
   • The band paraded down the main avenue.

   Sinónimosfilemarchprocess

2. Display ostentatiouslyB2informal

   To show something off in a proud or boastful manner.

   Exhibir ostentosamente

   • He paraded his new car around the neighborhood.
   • She paraded her achievements in front of the guests.
   • They paraded their wealth at every opportunity.

   Sinónimosbrandishdisplayexhibitflashflauntshow offvaunt

   Antónimosconcealdisguisehidemasksuppress