What do you mean by streets?

Streets and alleys, meaning streets in towns, describe all parts of the city. From the Water Margin.

The origin of the idiom: Shi Naian's "Water Margin" goes back to the sixty-sixth chapter: "On the fifteenth day of the first month, Shangyuan Festival, the weather is sunny. At dusk, six streets and three cities are full of social fires, flowers and streets. "

Make sentences in the street:

1. Recently, decadent things such as feudal superstition and fortune telling have reappeared in the streets. We can't turn a blind eye.

With the continuous development of China's economy, various buildings have mushroomed in the streets.

3. Red brand-new couplets are hung in front of every household, with big blessings or door gods, and the streets and alleys are covered with festive costumes.

4. A dazzling flower suddenly opened in the sky, and the sky was dyed particularly dazzling. The streets and alleys have already become the children's world.

The annual national day is coming, and the streets are decorated with lights and colorful, and the festive atmosphere is everywhere.

Idiom groups in streets and alleys

(1), big idiom group: it has nothing to do with the overall situation, that is, seeing the big from the small, knowing the whole city, being ambitious, not ambitious, and being fat.

(2) Street idioms: Huajie, Liu Mo, Liujie, Sancheng, Lianlijing Street, Neighbourhood, Sanjie, Ercheng, Sanjie and Liucheng.

(3) Idiom group: small wisdom, big ambition, small rank, naive girls are cautious, regardless of size, birds are small and dirty.

(4) Idioms in the alley: insincere gossip, blocking the alley all over the street, painting songs and dancing in the alley, talking in the alley, crying in the alley and saying in the alley.