street; main street; CL:條|条[tiao2]

Wall Street, New York; by extension, American big business

to take a walk; to window-shop; to stroll down the street

to go onto the streets; to go shopping

Chinatown; CL:條|条[tiao2],座[zuo4]

facing the street

in the middle of the street; facing the street

(slang) (originally Cantonese) to flop; to bomb

to sweep the streets; to canvas (for votes, sales etc)

side street; road branching from the main street

to parade sb through the streets; to march or parade in the streets

(slang) (of a car driver) to engage in noisy, disruptive showboating

(of a prostitute) to walk the streets to solicit customers

Lao Cai, Vietnam; Laokai or Laukkai, Burma (Myanmar)

red-light district

to shout abuses in the street

high street (main street of a town or city) (loanword)

T-junction

Third Month Fair, traditional festival of the Bai Nationality 白族[Bai2 zu2]

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

Barkhor street, central business area and pilgrim circuit around Jokhang temple in Lhasa, Tibet, aka 八廓街[Ba1 kuo4 Jie1]

Downing Street (London)

underground shopping arcade; underground mall

Bond Street (London, England)

car-free zone; pedestrian street

(coll.) (of a fashion item, song etc) to be everywhere now; to be nothing special anymore; to have lost its novelty

food court; food street

Koreatown

shouting abuse in the street like a fishwife

city precinct with a streetscape created by artists

Avenue des Champs-Élysées