parade

a formal parade of soldiers and military equipment

a parade that takes place along public streets

a parade that is held once every year

a parade with many bright colors, costumes, and floats

a parade to celebrate and promote LGBTQ+ pride and rights

a parade to celebrate a military victory or winning a major competition

a parade that is large in scale

A parade held on Thanksgiving Day, primarily in the US.

an impressive and large-scale parade

an event where models wear new styles of clothing; a fashion show

the first parade in a series, or one held to mark the beginning of a president's or governor's term

a parade where paper strips (originally from ticker machines) are thrown from buildings to honor someone

a process where a witness tries to identify a suspect from a group of people. The AmE equivalent is 'line-up'.

a process where a witness tries to identify a suspect from a group of people. The AmE equivalent is 'line-up'.

indicates presence as a spectator at the location of a parade

indicates participation in a formal (usually military) parade

to observe a parade as a spectator

to organize or conduct a parade (slightly more formal)

to organize or conduct a parade

to organize and present a parade, often emphasizing the performance aspect

to be at the front of a parade, guiding its course

Refers to soldiers formally assembling for inspection or a ceremony.

the planned path that a parade will follow

a decorated vehicle that is driven in a parade

a person or group responsible for planning and managing a parade

an open area where soldiers parade

used to state when or where a parade happens