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Перевод: procession

[существительное]
процессия ; вереница ; караван ;
[глагол]
участвовать в процессии

Тезаурус:

1. Plate 7 Religious procession, Virgin and Sun, Guatemala.
2. A disguised car 4 heading the 75th Anniversary procession in 1960.
3. The CEGB sponsored rugby matches and other events in the town, ran the largest sports and social club, and its workers mounted one of the biggest floats in the annual Guy Fawkes Day carnival procession.
4. His funeral cortege was a quarter of a mile long, and the procession included not only members of Oxford University and distinguished public figures, but also representatives of the underprivileged, whose cause he had championed most vigorously.
5. The guests assembled in the Salle des Marchaux, what Mme Moulton described as "the Grand Salon", and at nine o'clock a small procession entered consisting of the Court officers, all in their evening costume of blue with velvet collars, followed by several attendants and then, in the middle, the Emperor and Empress.
6. The pupils proceeded thither in a procession preceded by the 17th Lancers, each class with a master at its head.
7. Here is the reassurance which will be needed by those of you who have already begun to imagine a procession of sweaty limbs being uncovered in church to the discomfort of all.
8. Given this and various of his examples, such as "triangle" or "procession", they seem to be ways in which the substances on which they depend may be ordered, organized, or arranged.
9. It was a classic race, anything but a procession."
10. There are armed men at the front of each procession, and a rearguard, but they do not fight: priests play a far more prominent role in the proceedings.
11. On Christmas Eve a candle-lit procession, led by Matron, came to sing carols.
12. The anniversary was to be celebrated with a torchlit procession, military parade and fireworks.
13. "Looks like a procession," the man on the bridge yelled down.