a major thoroughfare or wide street in a city or town

on the street or in a public thoroughfare

a public road in a city or town with buildings on one or both sides

street; street corner

A city block or neighborhood.

to take a walk or stroll down the street for leisure

to go onto the streets

a street or urban area reserved for pedestrians and closed to motorized vehicles, often serving as a shopping district

A street in Lower Manhattan, New York City, famous as the center of the US financial industry.

the administrative office of a subdistrict, representing the lowest level of urban government in mainland China

a street or area where many businesses, shops, and restaurants are located.

Great streets and small alleys; everywhere in the city.

street dance (e.g. breakdance)

a person living in the same neighborhood

a city and province in northern Vietnam bordering China

facing the street

A major street in Beijing, often referred to as the 'First Street of China', running east-west through the city.

in the middle of the street or in public view

the junction where two or more streets meet; an intersection or the corner of a street.

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

A downtown area or a commercial district within a town or city.

Downing Street (London)

a street or area lined with restaurants and food stalls; a food court

to shout abuses in the street

a streetlight; a street lamp

to march or parade in the streets, typically for a celebration, demonstration, or public display

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

a person or thing that is universally detested or scorned by everyone

a side street or road branching from a main street

common talk or rumors circulating among the public; streetcorner conversations

to parade a prisoner through the streets

shouting abuse in the street like a fishwife

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

gate or door facing the street

the people living in the immediate vicinity or the neighborhood as a whole

the people living in the same vicinity or community

Third Month Fair, a traditional festival of the Bai nationality

Shangjie, a district of Zhengzhou City, Henan

(idiom) a red-light district

Bond Street (London, England)

The main commercial street of a town or city (loanword).

a house or room facing the street, often serving as a shop or commercial premises

a highly offensive Cantonese insult or exclamation used to express extreme anger, contempt, or frustration

Barkhor street, central business area and pilgrim circuit around Jokhang temple in Lhasa, Tibet