行こう進しん

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

行進する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to an organized group moving forward in step, such as a military march, protest march, or parade.

〈場ば所しょ〉を行こう進しんするto march through/along a place
選せん手しゅたちはスタジアムのトラックを行こう進しんした。
The athletes marched along the stadium track.
〈物もの〉に合あわせて行こう進しんするto march in time to (music, a beat)
バンドの演えん奏そうに合あわせて生せい徒とたちが行こう進しんした。
The students marched in time to the band's playing.
隊たい列れつを組くんで行こう進しんするto march in formation
兵へい士したちは隊たい列れつを組くんで行こう進しんした。
The soldiers marched in formation.
行こう進しんを始はじめるto start marching
合あい図ずとともに全ぜん員いんが行こう進しんを始はじめた。
Everyone started marching at the signal.

パレード
パレード is a loanword typically used for festive or celebratory parades, while 行進 covers any organized marching, including military or protest marches.
デモN3
デモ focuses on the protest purpose of a gathering, while 行進 describes the physical act of marching, which may or may not be part of a demonstration.
行ぎょう列れつN3
行列 just means a line or procession of people, while 行進 specifically implies marching forward together in step.
進しん軍ぐん
進軍 is specifically a military advance toward an objective, while 行進 is the general word for organized marching of any kind.

進しん行こうN1
行進 and 進行 use the same two kanji in reverse order, but 行進 means marching in formation while 進行 means the progress or advancement of something (e.g. a plan, traffic).

Compound of 行 (going, moving) and 進 (advancing). The reading is on'yomi.