parade
Pronunciation: [pəˈreɪd]
Word
Context: "celebration"
(noun) a parade is a big event where a lot of people walk or ride together, usually to celebrate something. It often has music, floats, and people dressed in costumes. Think of it like a big party on the street!
Example
The Fourth of July parade had colorful floats and cheerful music.
Example
There was no parade in town this year because of the bad weather.
Example
Are you going to the parade this weekend?
Context: "show off"
(verb) to parade means to show something off or display it in front of others. It’s like when someone wants to show how good they are at something, or when animals are shown in a special way.
Example
She paraded her new dress at the school fashion show.
Example
He didn't parade his successes, even though he did very well.
Example
Why did they parade the trophies at the ceremony?
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