the whole street

street | American Dictionary

street
noun[ C ]
us/strit/
a road in a city or town, usually with buildings along one or both sides:
Our daughter lives across the street from us.
Look both ways when you cross the street.
A street sometimes means a road and the sidewalks (= paths) along it:
The streets were full of people.
A group of laughing children ran down the street.

the Street | Business English

the Street
noun[ S ]
 FINANCE, STOCK MARKET informalukus
used to refer to Wall Street :
The company has missed its profit forecasts and disappointed the Street a number of times.

Examples of street

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Performances take place in streets, garages, and restaurants - anywhere groups can find a space.
In autumn, figure 5 shows a steeper alignment of the results with the shops being clearly warmer than the arcades and the streets.
In autumn, the air movement is even better at the crossroad inside the market than in the exterior streets.
Builders often could not afford to pave streets and provide the other amenities needed if they were to build houses on suburban ®elds.
The press, streets, monuments, transportation, and countryside became a vast set on to which aperitif brands and their imagery could be projected.
The streets are of dirt, the electrical power is weak and there is no natural gas, sewer system, public lighting or garbage service.
Unsupervised young women on night-time streets could denote vice or vulnerability.
Generally felt that there was not much to do in the area except 'hang out' on the streets.
The performance is further shaped by the street's culture and history through the energy and the shared urban experience of its inhabitants.
Only a few side streets intersect the thoroughfares.
The streets are open before her, and every day she crosses the distance to the no-man'sland to meet the sniper.
The grid of streets and plots from which a city is composed, is like a net placed or thrown upon the ground.
Women who transgressed this spatial segregation were inevitably stigmatised, and young women were rarely seen in the streets past 15-16 years old.
One requires children to cross streets by holding the hand of an adult.
Houses were built along these streets as individual speculations, apparently without any regard to one another.
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Collocations withstreet

street

These are words often used in combination with street.

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busy street
The recent discoveries of medical science show that a thousand perils, unsuspected a generation ago, swarm in the atmosphere of a busystreet.
cobbled street
The vehicles will have to pass through a busy market town with markets on both sides of an old cobbledstreet, with a steep, sharp bend at one end.
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