street
রাস্তা
definition
noun
the narrow, winding streets of Greenwich Village
a public road in a city or town, typically with houses and buildings on one or both sides.
translation of 'street'
শান-বাঁধান রাস্তা,
দুই পার্শ্বে অট্টালিকাশ্রেণীতে পরিশোভিত চওড়া রাস্তা
noun
রাস্তা,
সরণি,
রোড
example
he ministered to 'street' people in storefront missions
The intimacy and immediacy of 'street' performing comes naturally to the free-spirited songwriter.
Ban unroadworthy vehicles, set up a fund to provide food and shelter for the 'street' children and homeless, and ban litter!
There, he worked with 'street' kids and people with dependency and other problems, and helped to set up a user-run food bank.
the 'street' kids of the city
We met for the first time in Zimbabwe, where I was working among AIDS-infected people and 'street' children.
Now the hip-hop, 'street' style clothes are in, only a few specialty stores will still carry what you want.
The emphasis is on 'street' style, toys, graphics, music and clothing.
The attacks are a reminder that if left uncontrolled, 'street' kids could grow not only into robbers but also purveyors of terror.
The leaders' language is hate, violence and propaganda; 'street' culture is violence and hate.
The perception that many people have of 'street' beggars and the homeless is that they are a bunch of alcoholics or drug addicts.
Roaming bands of homeless 'street' children engaged in petty crime are now common in Argentine cities.
He had long hair, wild eyes and the look of a 'street' kid.
More than just something to put on your feet, sneakers have been part of 'street' culture, sports and fashion for decades.
He also says the new generation of 'street' kid is less violent and more likely to squeegee and do break-and-entries for money.
their office is on the main 'street'
New York was totally hip hop-driven, dominated by 'street' culture and breakdancing.
When you go to music industry events, you find people who say they want to represent this urban music, this 'street' thing.
Even baseball has been translated into an urban 'street' sport with stickball.
It captures city life with a deliberately gritty touch, showing the lives of street vendors, 'street' kids, and farmers.
Compare that with the likes of the block and 'street' people of today who induce school children into all kinds and forms of criminal activity.
About a quarter of our clients are homeless 'street' kids, but the rest live and work in Hollywood.
Concerns have been raised that unless something is done quickly, the problem of 'street' kids will be too heavy to handle for the nation.
'street' theater
In too many comprehensives 'street' culture is in the playground and the classroom - to the detriment of the children's education.
'street' style
They point to the dwindling numbers of 'street' kids and handicapped persons who make a living by peddling lotteries.
IT is encouraging to see efforts being made either to rehabilitate runaway children, also called 'street' kids.
The group mixes and layers cultures and styles that range from 'street' dance to martial arts.
Wenner is a performing visual artist who turns the celebratory folk art of 'street' painting into a performance art spectacle.
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