procession

英[prəu'seʃən]美[prəu'seʃən]

n.
1.[C,U]游行，行进，行列
2.[C]一队人，一列人

同：	[n.] advance, emanation, forward motion, rise

One who carries the verge or other emblem of authority before a scholastic, legal, or religious dignitary in a procession.
持权标者，司仪在学术、法律或宗教的要人前的队列中持权杖或其它权力象征的人。收藏
Leading the procession: a small girl strewing, blossoms along the road, so the bride's path through life will always be happy and laden with flowers
一个小姑娘走在队列最前面，她一路抛撒鲜花，预示着新娘一生的道路上也将开满鲜花，永远幸福。收藏
And last of the goodly procession came Miss Monflathers, bearing herself a parasol of lilac silk, and supported by two smiling teachers
孟佛莱瑟女士跟在这相当长的行列之后，支着一把紫丁香色的绸伞，两位满面春风的教师随侍左右。收藏
No less than a thousand people figured in the funeral procession
参加送葬行列的人不下于1000人。收藏
We all turned out in our glad rags to join the procession.
我们都穿上盛装去参加游行。收藏

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(theology) the origination of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
- the emanation of the Holy Spirit
- the rising of the Holy Ghost
- the doctrine of the procession of the Holy Spirit from the Father and the Son
[同] emanation, procession, rise
the group action of a collection of people or animals or vehicles moving ahead in more or less regular formation
- processions were forbidden

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