parade by

1. To walk, march, or pass by (someone or something) in a showy, ostentatious fashion, typically to flaunt something or gain others' attention. He kept parading by my desk trying to get me to notice his brand new Rolex watch. Ugh, I hate the way they parade by our school like that after they win a football game.

2. To flaunt or exhibit someone or something in a showy, ostentatious fashion in front of someone else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "parade" and "by." My dad always tried to parade me by his boss when I went to work with him. I guess he wanted to show he was a family man.

parade by (someone)

to march past someone in a parade or as if in a parade. The soldiers paraded by the commander in chief. Looking quite sharp, they paraded by.

See also: by, parade

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

parade in front of
parade in front of (someone or something)
parade out
show off
make (a) great play of (something)
make great play of something
make great, much, etc. play of/with something
make (a) big play of (something)
style
styling

References in classic literature

They marched him back to the parade by the way they had brought him, and there they halted, among a body of soldiers, at least twice as numerous as that which had taken him prisoner in the afternoon.

Barnaby Rudge A Tale Of The Riots Of Eighty

He faintly sniffed the atmosphere of a certain sort of seaside town that be did not specially care about, and, looking ahead along the parade by the sea, he saw something that put the matter beyond a doubt.

The Wisdom Of Father Brown

His Majesty the Sultan was accompanied during the parade by their highnesses, the chairmen of the State Council and Majlis Al Shura, their excellencies the ministers, advisers, commanders of SAF, RGO, SSF , ROP and the military and security apparatuses, honourable members of the State Council and members of Majlis, undersecretaries, governors, judges of the Governorate of Muscat, Omani Ambassadors at the Foreign Ministry, heads of the diplomatic missions of countries accredited to the Sultanate and walis.

His Majesty Sultan Qaboos presides over military parade

The disabled Air Force veteran, 39, set up a Facebook page called Springfield Christmas Parade by the People for the People and launched a GoFundMe page from it to raise money to cover the costs.

'In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there'

His Majesty the Sultan was accompanied during the parade by their Highnesses, the Chairmen of the State Council and Majlis A'Shura, Ministers, Advisers, Commanders of SAF, RGO, ROP and the military and security units, honourable members of the State Council and members of Majlis A'Shura, undersecretaries, judges, heads of Diplomatic Missions of the sisterly and friendly countries accredited to the Sultanate, the military attaches, senior military commanders and officers, senior officials in the state, walis, a number of sheikhs and dignitaries and a number of commissioned and non-commissioned officers and personnel of SAF, RGO, ROP and other security units in the state.

H.M. the Sultan Presides over Military Parade on 43rd Glorious National Day

There should be no type of parade, except a victory parade by the winner like after the Arc.

Trainers back parades rethink; Colleagues line up with Cecil after Oath controversy

It is in this light that questions about the historical 'shape' of Irish-American identity and its constituent factors can be asked of the parade by historians, and highly suggestive answers given: ritual is in part the performance of identity, and the historian can 'get inside a group's head' with some certainty if he or she focuses on ritual enactments of self.

St. Patrick's Day celebrations and the formation of Irish-American identity, 1845-1875

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释义	parade by parade by 1. To walk, march, or pass by (someone or something) in a showy, ostentatious fashion, typically to flaunt something or gain others' attention. He kept parading by my desk trying to get me to notice his brand new Rolex watch. Ugh, I hate the way they parade by our school like that after they win a football game. 2. To flaunt or exhibit someone or something in a showy, ostentatious fashion in front of someone else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "parade" and "by." My dad always tried to parade me by his boss when I went to work with him. I guess he wanted to show he was a family man. See also: by, parade Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. parade by (someone) to march past someone in a parade or as if in a parade. The soldiers paraded by the commander in chief. Looking quite sharp, they paraded by. See also: by, parade McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: parade in front of parade in front of (someone or something) parade out show off make (a) great play of (something) make great play of something make great, much, etc. play of/with something make (a) big play of (something) style styling References in classic literature They marched him back to the parade by the way they had brought him, and there they halted, among a body of soldiers, at least twice as numerous as that which had taken him prisoner in the afternoon. Barnaby Rudge A Tale Of The Riots Of Eighty He faintly sniffed the atmosphere of a certain sort of seaside town that be did not specially care about, and, looking ahead along the parade by the sea, he saw something that put the matter beyond a doubt. The Wisdom Of Father Brown His Majesty the Sultan was accompanied during the parade by their highnesses, the chairmen of the State Council and Majlis Al Shura, their excellencies the ministers, advisers, commanders of SAF, RGO, SSF , ROP and the military and security apparatuses, honourable members of the State Council and members of Majlis, undersecretaries, governors, judges of the Governorate of Muscat, Omani Ambassadors at the Foreign Ministry, heads of the diplomatic missions of countries accredited to the Sultanate and walis. His Majesty Sultan Qaboos presides over military parade The disabled Air Force veteran, 39, set up a Facebook page called Springfield Christmas Parade by the People for the People and launched a GoFundMe page from it to raise money to cover the costs. 'In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there' His Majesty the Sultan was accompanied during the parade by their Highnesses, the Chairmen of the State Council and Majlis A'Shura, Ministers, Advisers, Commanders of SAF, RGO, ROP and the military and security units, honourable members of the State Council and members of Majlis A'Shura, undersecretaries, judges, heads of Diplomatic Missions of the sisterly and friendly countries accredited to the Sultanate, the military attaches, senior military commanders and officers, senior officials in the state, walis, a number of sheikhs and dignitaries and a number of commissioned and non-commissioned officers and personnel of SAF, RGO, ROP and other security units in the state. H.M. the Sultan Presides over Military Parade on 43rd Glorious National Day There should be no type of parade, except a victory parade by the winner like after the Arc. Trainers back parades rethink; Colleagues line up with Cecil after Oath controversy It is in this light that questions about the historical 'shape' of Irish-American identity and its constituent factors can be asked of the parade by historians, and highly suggestive answers given: ritual is in part the performance of identity, and the historian can 'get inside a group's head' with some certainty if he or she focuses on ritual enactments of self. St. Patrick's Day celebrations and the formation of Irish-American identity, 1845-1875
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