parades
word · lemma: parade
Definition
Public celebrations where people march or ride along a street, often with music, costumes, or floats. 'Parades' is the plural form of 'parade.'
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used for festive or ceremonial events, not military contexts. Common collocation: 'holiday parades,' 'parades in the city.' Not to confuse with 'marches' (often for protest). Usually plural when talking about multiple events.
Spanish: desfilesPortuguese (BR): desfilesPortuguese (PT): desfilesChinese (Simplified): 游行Chinese (Traditional): 遊行Hindi: परेड्सArabic: عروضBengali: প্যারেড - আনন্দ শোভাযাত্রাRussian: парадыJapanese: パレードVietnamese: diễu hànhKorean: 퍼레이드Turkish: geçit törenleriUrdu: پریڈزIndonesian: parade - arak-arakan
Example Sentences
The city has two big parades every year.
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Children love to watch parades with colorful floats.
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Many cities organize parades during festivals.
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Did you see any of the parades last weekend downtown?
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The rain didn't stop the holiday parades from happening.
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Street vendors sell snacks during the parades, so bring some cash.
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