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parade [pə'reɪd]1 noun(a) (procession) défilé m;∎ fashion parade défilé m de mode∎ to be on parade (on parade ground) à l'exercice;∎ to go on parade (in procession) défiler(c) (along beach) boulevard m;∎ a parade of shops une rangée de magasins(d) (show, ostentation) étalage m;∎ to make a parade of one's grief faire étalage de son chagrin;∎ a parade of force une démonstration de force;∎ a street where you'll see all the new fashions on parade une rue où l'on arbore toutes les dernières créations de la mode;∎ all the world leaders were on parade il y avait tout une panoplie de chefs d'états(e) (in fencing) parade f(f) (at a racecourse) terrain m de manœuvres∎ supporters paraded through the streets les supporters défilaient dans les rues(b) (show off) se pavaner, parader;∎ the cockerel was parading up and down le coq allait et venait en se pavanant;∎ he was parading up and down as if he owned the place il se pavanait comme s'il était chez lui(a) (troops, prisoners etc) faire défiler;∎ the prisoners were paraded through the streets on fit défiler les prisonniers dans les rues(c) (show off) faire étalage de;∎ he likes to parade his knowledge il aime faire étalage de ses connaissances►► Horseracing parade ring terrain m de manœuvres
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