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street
A1
noun
Usage:
95%
road, avenue
Translation: road, avenue
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: A public road in a city or town where people and vehicles travel.

A street is a path or road in a town where cars and people go. Streets have shops, homes, and sometimes trees. People walk and drive on streets every day.

Many shops are on this street.

Children play outside on the street.

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B1
noun
Usage:
60%
district, area
Translation: district, area
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: A part of a city known for a special activity or characteristic.

Sometimes, a street means a part of a city where people do one kind of thing, like shopping or eating. People may say 'Main Street' or 'Fashion Street' to talk about these places.

This street has many restaurants.

The art street is very colorful.

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B2
noun
Usage:
50%
neighborhood, community
Translation: neighborhood, community
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: A social or economic group defined by the environment or lifestyle, often informal or lower income.

The word 'street' can mean the daily life or style of people in a poor or city area. It talks about how people live or behave in that place, not just the road.

He grew up on the tough streets.

Many stories come from the street life.

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B2
noun
Usage:
40%
public place, open area
Translation: public place, open area
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: A public area where informal performances or sales happen, often without permission.

A street is a place where people often perform music, sell things, or do shows in public. These activities happen outside on the road or sidewalk.

Street musicians play music for money.

They sell art in the busy street.

5
B2
verb
Usage:
10%
parade, march
Translation: parade, march
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: To march or walk publicly, especially as a protest or celebration.

To 'street' means to walk or march in public places, often with many people together. It is not used often but means moving on city roads for events or protests.

They street to show their support.

People street for the festival today.

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C1
noun
Usage:
20%
frontage, facade
Translation: frontage, facade
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: The front part or side of a building facing the road.

In architecture, 'street' can mean the part of a building that faces the road. It is the side people see from the street.

The street of the house is very wide.

Please paint the street side of the shop.

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C1
noun
Usage:
30%
third card
Translation: third card
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: In card games, the third community card dealt face-up in poker.

In poker, the 'street' is the third shared card put on the table. Players use it to make their best card hand. This meaning is only used in card games.

He won after the street was dealt.

The street card changed the game.

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B2
noun
Usage:
45%
public life, outdoor activity
Translation: public life, outdoor activity
Pronunciation: /striːt/
Meaning: An act of living or moving in the open public, often related to informal or illegal activities.

'Street' sometimes means life outside in public, often referring to informal work or difficult living situations. It is used to talk about life in cities without a home or legal job.

He earned money on the street.

Street can be dangerous at night.

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