main street; avenue; wide road in a town or city

on the street; in town

street; thoroughfare; a wide road with buildings on both sides

street; street corner; on the street

a city block or neighborhood formed by several streets; usually refers to a relatively small area or a district with a specific character

to stroll down the street; to go window-shopping; to wander around town

to go onto the streets; to go out in public (often for shopping or strolling)

A street or car-free zone reserved for people walking, typically found in busy commercial areas; also known as [[徒步区|徒步區|tu2 bu4 qu1]] or [[行人徒步区|行人徒步區|xing2 ren2 tu2 bu4 qu1]] in Taiwan.

A street in New York City where many major financial institutions are located; by extension, the American financial industry or big business.

A local government agency in mainland China responsible for community management and neighborhood services; subdistrict or neighborhood committee office

A street or district with many shops and stores; a commercial street or shopping mall area.

large streets and small alleys; refers to every corner of a city or town

A style of dance originating from the United States that is performed in public spaces; characterized by improvisational movements such as spinning, jumping, and various body isolations.

Chinatown; a neighborhood in a foreign city where Chinese people live and run businesses

(colloquial) neighbors; people living on the same street or in the same neighborhood

along the street; following the course of a street

an old or historic street in a city or town

The Wall Street Journal; a prominent American business-focused daily newspaper

facing or overlooking the street; right on the street

all over the street; throughout the whole street

To face or be situated right against the street; to look out onto the street.

entrance to a street or the place where streets meet; intersection

streets and alleys; refers to every corner of a city or town; throughout the city; everywhere

A busy commercial district or shopping center where shops and businesses are concentrated

the streets and markets of a city; downtown area

Downing Street in London, where the British Prime Minister resides; often used to represent the British government

A road or area lined with stalls and shops selling a wide variety of food and drinks; food court

the physical center or midline of a road or boulevard

to shout abuse in public; to curse everyone and everything in the street without naming specific names

street lamp; a lamp or electric light used for illuminating a street

To parade through the streets in honor of a hero, model figure, or champion

To walk through every street and alleyway; to make the rounds of a neighborhood. neighborhood.

An idiom referring to a person or thing that is detested by everyone or a target of universal scorn; often used as part of the longer expression [[老鼠过街，人人喊打|老鼠過街，人人喊打|lao3 shu3 guo4 jie1 ren2 ren2 han3 da3]]

A smaller side street or road branching off from a main thoroughfare; a bystreet

the name of a street or road

(idiom) street gossip or rumors; talk of the town; casual conversations held by people in streets and alleys

to parade a prisoner through the streets as a form of public humiliation

a street intersection; a busy and bustling city street

long-time or old neighbor, often implying a sense of closeness or familiarity

intersecting streets forming the shape of a cross; an intersection

to shout abuse in the street like a shrew; to vituperate loudly and freely

an area of a city with a high concentration of Korean people and businesses

A collective term for main streets and small lanes

a streetscape or the visual appearance of a street

(idiom) a rat crossing the street; a person or thing that is universally detested and targeted by everyone. This is the first half of a two-part allegory meaning "everyone yells to hit it", used to describe someone who has committed crimes and has no place to hide from public anger.

a defensive barrier or street barricade, typically made of bricks, stones, or sandbags, used for protection and to block enemies during urban combat

A building or room that spans across a street or alleyway, connecting two buildings on opposite sides while allowing traffic to pass underneath.

To work as an outside salesman, runner, or business canvasser, handling external affairs or collecting debts

a gate or door of a house or courtyard that faces the street; a street entrance