Definition of identity parade in English:

identity parade

noun

British

A group of people including a suspect for a crime assembled for the purpose of having an eyewitness identify the suspect from among them.
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, inside the building there is a huge special hall intended for the use of, among other things, the Community Policing Forum, as well as for the identity parade of suspects.
- The point was taken that he was never asked to attend an identity parade.
- They would also have appreciated that Mr Hackney could not be sure of the appellant's identity on an identity parade.
- Having established that a murder had been committed to their own satisfaction if nobody else's, they proceeded to line up the suspects, like an identity parade.
- Later he picks out the accused on an identity parade.

Definition of identity parade in US English:

identity parade

(also identification parade)

nounīˈden(t)ədē pəˌrādaɪˈdɛn(t)ədi pəˌreɪd

British

A police lineup.
Example sentencesExamples
- The point was taken that he was never asked to attend an identity parade.
- Indeed, inside the building there is a huge special hall intended for the use of, among other things, the Community Policing Forum, as well as for the identity parade of suspects.
- They would also have appreciated that Mr Hackney could not be sure of the appellant's identity on an identity parade.
- Having established that a murder had been committed to their own satisfaction if nobody else's, they proceeded to line up the suspects, like an identity parade.
- Later he picks out the accused on an identity parade.

单词	identity parade
释义	Definition of identity parade in English: identity parade noun British A group of people including a suspect for a crime assembled for the purpose of having an eyewitness identify the suspect from among them. Example sentencesExamples Indeed, inside the building there is a huge special hall intended for the use of, among other things, the Community Policing Forum, as well as for the identity parade of suspects. The point was taken that he was never asked to attend an identity parade. They would also have appreciated that Mr Hackney could not be sure of the appellant's identity on an identity parade. Having established that a murder had been committed to their own satisfaction if nobody else's, they proceeded to line up the suspects, like an identity parade. Later he picks out the accused on an identity parade. Definition of identity parade in US English: identity parade (also identification parade) nounīˈden(t)ədē pəˌrādaɪˈdɛn(t)ədi pəˌreɪd British A police lineup. Example sentencesExamples The point was taken that he was never asked to attend an identity parade. Indeed, inside the building there is a huge special hall intended for the use of, among other things, the Community Policing Forum, as well as for the identity parade of suspects. They would also have appreciated that Mr Hackney could not be sure of the appellant's identity on an identity parade. Having established that a murder had been committed to their own satisfaction if nobody else's, they proceeded to line up the suspects, like an identity parade. Later he picks out the accused on an identity parade.
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