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Meanings of parade in English
Usage of parade in English
1
There will be thousands of children and young people watching this parade.
2
The physical parade was cancelled earlier this year due to Covid-19 restrictions.
3
People say, of course, the parade's got better in the last decade.
4
And certainly if you use the word parade people think about sectarianism.
5
The commission yesterday announced that the parade could go ahead without restrictions.
6
Was Primrose simply another marcher in a random parade of female victims?
7
I wrote a story for the St. Patrick's day parade last year.
8
A parade may be held in the near future, according to Drees.
9
Emiko doesn't respond; she's still looking out toward the distant parade grounds.
10
They will march ahead of the main performance section of the parade.
11
Today was New York City's chance to throw the official official parade.
12
The parade in its current format goes back more than 100 years.
13
Announcer: Now you're seeing it, the greatest grand parade in New Zealand.
14
Soon the last group in the parade was passing the reviewing stand.
15
People take part in the Republic Day parade in India January 2010.
16
I seen the troops inside the Bogside, in ahead of the parade.
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Translations for parade
Portuguese
Parade through the time
Parade across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Less common
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