on parade
The phrase "on parade" originates from military practices but has broader applications in public displays and exhibitions.
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Definition
B2Military
(formal)Soldiers assembled and in formation, ready for inspection or orders.
Example
- The troops were on parade for the general's inspection.
B2Public Display
(general)Being exhibited for public viewing or attention.
Example
- The new cars were on parade at the auto show.
B2Ceremonial
(general)Participating in a formal procession or march.
Example
- The band was on parade during the city's annual festival.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "on parade":
march pastparade passed someone byline of marchparade of horriblesguard of honourmarch onfull dress