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street

/striːt/

/strit/

Translations

streetnoun

streets

/striːt/

/strit/

улица

The street was crowded with people.

Улица была переполнена людьми.

Additional translations

переулок

дорога

проезжая часть

Synonyms

streetverb

streeted

Past Simple

streeted

Past Participle

streeting

Gerund

Specialised usage in entertainment and medical contexts.

Synonyms

pave

asphalt

lay out (streets)

lay out roads

construct roads

furnish with streets

open (a road)

cast out

throw out

streetadjective

more street

Comp.

most street

Super.

/striːt/

Used attributively to describe things located on or characteristic of the street (e.g., street music, street fashion).

Synonyms

Definitions

streetnoun

A public road in a city or town, typically with houses and buildings on one or both sides.

The street was bustling with people and cars during the morning rush hour.

A particular area or part of a city or town, often associated with a specific activity or characteristic.

Wall Street is known for being the financial hub of the United States.

The people who live or work in a particular area of a city or town.

The street came together to organize a neighborhood block party.

(usually the Street) The financial markets and investment community collectively, especially in the United States.

The Street reacted nervously to the unexpected rate hike.

streetverb

To release (a commercial product, especially a film, video, or recording) for public sale or distribution.

The game will street in all major markets next Tuesday.

To discharge (a patient) from a medical facility, often prematurely or without proper after-care.

Due to limited beds, the hospital had to street several stable patients.

streetadjective

Relating to, situated on, or characteristic of the street, especially in an urban environment.

Street artists decorated the walls with vibrant murals.

Suitable for ordinary public wear or use rather than for formal occasions.

She changed into her street clothes before heading home.

(slang) Tough, savvy, or experienced in the realities of urban life; street-wise.

He's too street to fall for that kind of scam.