n.

1. 行进，行列，游行[C][U]
   A parade was held on New Year's Day.

   元旦那天举行了游行。

2. 阅兵（典礼）；阅兵场[C][U]
   The general inspected the parade.

   将军检阅了阅兵式。

3. 展览；炫示，夸耀[C]
   A genuine scholar does not make a parade of his knowledge.

   真正的学者不会夸耀他的知识。

4. 【主英】散步广场；有商店的街[C]

vt.

1. 在……游行，在……列队行进
   The circus performers and animals paraded the streets.

   马戏团的演员和动物在大街游行。

2. 在……招摇而行
   She is parading the hall in her new dress.

   她穿着新衣服招摇地在大厅里走。

3. 炫耀；标榜[（+as）]
   These changes were paraded as progress.

   这些变化被标榜为进步。

4. 使列队行进；使游街
   The captured criminals were paraded through the streets.

   抓获的罪犯被游街示众。

vi.

1. 游行，列队行进[Q]
   The soldiers paraded by.

   士兵们列队走过。

2. 招摇而行[Q]
   Young men paraded up and down the street in striped blazers.

   小伙子们穿着鲜艳的条纹运动衫在街上招摇地走来走去。

3. 夸耀，自吹[（+as）]
   The myths paraded as modern science.

   这些鬼话自吹为现代科学。

n.

1. a public procession, especially one celebrating a special day or event.
2. a formal march or gathering of troops for inspection or display.
3. a series or succession:
   a parade of celebrities trooped on to his show.
4. a boastful or ostentatious display.
5. Brit. a public square, promenade, or row of shops.

v.

1. walk, march, or display in a parade.
2. display (something) publicly in order to impress or attract attention:
   he paraded his knowledge.
3. (parade as) masquerade as.