parade in Latin
parade in Latin is pompa — parade means a public procession, often celebratory, held to mark an occasion.
parade in Latin
pompa
A public procession, especially one commemorating a holiday or special event or (dated) in protest.
What does "parade" mean?
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noun A public procession, often celebratory, held to mark an occasion.
"Thousands lined the streets for the annual carnival parade."
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verb To march or march something in a public, often showy, display.
"The team paraded the trophy through the city centre."
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verb To display something prominently, often to show it off.
"He paraded his new watch in front of his friends."
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parade in a sentence
- Thousands lined the streets for the annual carnival parade.
- The team paraded the trophy through the city centre.
- Soldiers paraded past the reviewing stand.
- He paraded his new watch in front of his friends.
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What is "parade" in Latin?
"parade" in Latin is pompa. parade means: A public procession, often celebratory, held to mark an occasion.
How do you use "parade" in a sentence?
Example: "Thousands lined the streets for the annual carnival parade." In Latin, "parade" is pompa.
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