Definition of carcade in English:

carcade

noun ˈkɑːkeɪdˈkɑrkeɪd

Indian

A procession of motor vehicles, typically carrying and escorting a famous or important person.
roads to be used by the PM's carcade were cordoned off and placed in the restricted area category
Example sentencesExamples
- His carcade was stuck in traffic jams no less than five times in Ghaziabad.
- The royal carcade to Hanuman Dhoka didn't bring all traffic to a halt at New Road for two hours as used to be the practice.
- After taking a small break, his carcade proceeded to visit other areas in his constituency.
- From the temple, the carcade carrying banners, posters, flags, bands of the party started its journey.
- Even before his small carcade arrived at the marriage hall, his party workers and residents of the area were eagerly waiting to see and hear him.
- His carcade was ready at his residence to leave for the airport to fly to Munger when the visit was cancelled, sources said.
- Fifty government vehicles had followed Nitish's carcade from Patna to Nalanda.
- It was then that Soni was allowed to proceed even though there was no sight of Patil's carcade.
- Many were throwing rose petals on the carcade and also shouting slogans.
- He gave chase for a couple of kilometers and caught up with the carcade.
Synonyms
parade, march, cavalcade, motorcade, cortège

Origin

1960s: on the pattern of motorcade.

Definition of carcade in US English:

carcade

nounˈkärkādˈkɑrkeɪd

Indian

A procession of motor vehicles, typically carrying and escorting a famous or important person.
his carcade was cheered by people lining up the streets
Example sentencesExamples
- From the temple, the carcade carrying banners, posters, flags, bands of the party started its journey.
- His carcade was stuck in traffic jams no less than five times in Ghaziabad.
- The royal carcade to Hanuman Dhoka didn't bring all traffic to a halt at New Road for two hours as used to be the practice.
- His carcade was ready at his residence to leave for the airport to fly to Munger when the visit was cancelled, sources said.
- Fifty government vehicles had followed Nitish's carcade from Patna to Nalanda.
- He gave chase for a couple of kilometers and caught up with the carcade.
- Even before his small carcade arrived at the marriage hall, his party workers and residents of the area were eagerly waiting to see and hear him.
- Many were throwing rose petals on the carcade and also shouting slogans.
- After taking a small break, his carcade proceeded to visit other areas in his constituency.
- It was then that Soni was allowed to proceed even though there was no sight of Patil's carcade.
Synonyms
parade, march, cavalcade, motorcade, cortège

Origin

1960s: on the pattern of motorcade.

词汇	carcade
释义	Definition of carcade in English: carcade noun ˈkɑːkeɪdˈkɑrkeɪd Indian A procession of motor vehicles, typically carrying and escorting a famous or important person. roads to be used by the PM's carcade were cordoned off and placed in the restricted area category Example sentencesExamples His carcade was stuck in traffic jams no less than five times in Ghaziabad. The royal carcade to Hanuman Dhoka didn't bring all traffic to a halt at New Road for two hours as used to be the practice. After taking a small break, his carcade proceeded to visit other areas in his constituency. From the temple, the carcade carrying banners, posters, flags, bands of the party started its journey. Even before his small carcade arrived at the marriage hall, his party workers and residents of the area were eagerly waiting to see and hear him. His carcade was ready at his residence to leave for the airport to fly to Munger when the visit was cancelled, sources said. Fifty government vehicles had followed Nitish's carcade from Patna to Nalanda. It was then that Soni was allowed to proceed even though there was no sight of Patil's carcade. Many were throwing rose petals on the carcade and also shouting slogans. He gave chase for a couple of kilometers and caught up with the carcade. Synonyms parade, march, cavalcade, motorcade, cortège Origin 1960s: on the pattern of motorcade. Definition of carcade in US English: carcade nounˈkärkādˈkɑrkeɪd Indian A procession of motor vehicles, typically carrying and escorting a famous or important person. his carcade was cheered by people lining up the streets Example sentencesExamples From the temple, the carcade carrying banners, posters, flags, bands of the party started its journey. His carcade was stuck in traffic jams no less than five times in Ghaziabad. The royal carcade to Hanuman Dhoka didn't bring all traffic to a halt at New Road for two hours as used to be the practice. His carcade was ready at his residence to leave for the airport to fly to Munger when the visit was cancelled, sources said. Fifty government vehicles had followed Nitish's carcade from Patna to Nalanda. He gave chase for a couple of kilometers and caught up with the carcade. Even before his small carcade arrived at the marriage hall, his party workers and residents of the area were eagerly waiting to see and hear him. Many were throwing rose petals on the carcade and also shouting slogans. After taking a small break, his carcade proceeded to visit other areas in his constituency. It was then that Soni was allowed to proceed even though there was no sight of Patil's carcade. Synonyms parade, march, cavalcade, motorcade, cortège Origin 1960s: on the pattern of motorcade.
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