parade
પરેડ
definition
verb
officers will parade through the town center
walk or march in public in a formal procession or in an ostentatious or attention-seeking way.
noun
The parade will set off from Victoria Square at 2.35 pm to walk through the town centre towards Bolton Parish Church in Churchgate for a service at 3pm.
a public procession, especially one celebrating a special day or event and including marching bands and floats.
He was really funny, but laughing was forbidden on the parade square.
a parade ground.
translation of 'parade'
પરેડ
noun
કવાયત
example
The exhibition also saw a 'parade' of ethnic dresses for men, women and kids.
My mother would often 'parade' in public places with me whenever she would go out and I was not doing anything at home.
the government issued a 'parade' of taxes
I think my favourite part of the 'parade' was seeing a five-year-old dressed as Minnie Mouse walk the complete route.
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.
The 'parade' will set off from Victoria Square at 2.35 pm to walk through the town centre towards Bolton Parish Church in Churchgate for a service at 3pm.
There are countless winks to the audience as a 'parade' of stars appears in self-effacing cameos.
The 'parade' will set off from Albert Square at about 1pm this Sunday and wind its way to Chinatown for an afternoon of celebration.
Participating in the 'parade' were visiting troops from Britain, France and St Vincent and the Grenadines.
Later that day his body was delivered to the Spanish Army in a formal military 'parade' .
A giant community mural is the latest idea to perk up a shopping 'parade' plagued by nuisance youths.
a military 'parade'
The troops do a ceremonial 'parade' to mark the start of the proceedings.
Sir Charles Court, who was involved in ensuring a military presence in the region, inspected the 'parade' and delivered an address to the gathering.
a shopping 'parade'
Eight uniformed servicemen will 'parade' on a float as part of the procession this weekend, and a mobile recruiting office is to be set up.
shopping 'parade'
the 'parade' of Hollywood celebrities who troop on to his show
the festival began with a 'parade' of the competitors
They filled the 'parade' square of Howe Barracks as the soldiers arrived by coach from nearby Manston Airport where they had touched down a couple of hours earlier after flying from Kuwait via Cyprus.
he was making a 'parade' of his wealth
A little further away on Boroughbridge Road a very popular bakery closed and will now be demolished for flats, which seems a bit strange because it was part of a 'parade' of shops.
Three of the ladies arrived late but were allowed to 'parade' , slotted between the procession of kings.
a pompous 'parade' of erudition
he took part in a victory 'parade'
Prestwich Carnival at the weekend will hold a large 'parade' and carnival in St Mary's Park and through Prestwich, which will be promoting green transport.
officers will 'parade' through the town center
a St George's Day 'parade'
Saint Patrick's Day 'parade'
It wants to build a u00a315m supermarket on the site, together with a small 'parade' of shops and an office development.
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