Street Meaning in English
word
/ˈstɹit/
street
/stɹˈiːt/
street
释义
A street is a public road in a city or town, usually with buildings on one or both sides. It is a place where people drive, walk, and where businesses and houses are often located.
用法与细微差别
'Street' is used for city roads, not highways or country lanes. Common phrases include 'on the street', 'across the street', and names like 'Main Street'. In American English, 'street' often refers to both residential and business areas.
Spanish: callePortuguese (BR): ruaPortuguese (PT): ruaChinese (Simplified): 街道Chinese (Traditional): 街道Hindi: सड़कArabic: شارعBengali: রাস্তায় - সড়কRussian: улицаJapanese: 通りVietnamese: đường phốKorean: 거리Turkish: cadde - sokakUrdu: گلی - سڑکIndonesian: jalan
例句
We walked down the street to the park.
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There are many shops on this street.
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The cat crossed the street carefully.
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He grew up on a quiet street in the suburbs.
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Let’s meet across the street from the coffee shop.
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It’s hard to find parking on this street during the day.
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