an alley or narrow street

Great streets and small alleys; everywhere in the city.

the entrance or intersection of a narrow street or alley.

top of streets, bottom of alleys; everywhere in the city

(military) street fighting; urban combat

to walk through streets and alleys, often for the purpose of trade, peddling, or visiting.

the whole town turns out to celebrate or witness an event, leaving the streets and alleys empty

the idea that high-quality goods or talented individuals will naturally be recognized and appreciated even without advertising or promotion

common talk or rumors circulating among the public; streetcorner conversations

lanes and alleys in a residential area

A street in central Beijing and its surrounding district, formerly known as the Peking Legation Quarter, where foreign diplomatic missions were located during the period 1861–1959.

general term for the network of streets, lanes, and alleys in a city or town

blind alley; dead end

(idiom) a red-light district

to be known to everyone

a narrow street or passage between buildings

narrow street or passageway between or behind buildings