put on the street Idioma

easy street

an easy life, a life with lots of money to spend Win five million dollars and we'll be on easy street.

man in the street

the average or ordinary person According to what the man in the street is saying the government is not very popular.

on easy street

having enough money to live comfortably He has been on easy street since he sold his house and invested the money.

on queer street

dizzy or stunned, not acting normal After he hit me I felt like I was on queer street - I was dazed.

street smarts

knowing how to survive, worldly wise You need street smarts to be a police officer in Toronto.

street wise

wise about street life, been around Let's ask Sal to go downtown with us. He's street wise.

deliver street pizza

to vomit

street cred

having fashionable awareness, acceptable on the "street"

Street Sweeper

a machine gun

down the street

Idiom(s): down the street

Theme: LOCATION

a short distance away on this same street.
• Sally lives just down the street.
• There is a drugstore down the street. It's very convenient.

put (out) on the street

1. To abode article on the barrier of the artery so that addition can appear and booty it away. A noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "put" and "(out) on." Would you amuse put that ratty old daybed on the street? I'm ailing of attractive at it! The aggregation put a agglomeration of appointment appliance out on the street. We should beat by and see if there's annihilation account taking.2. To account addition to no best accept a home or abode area they are able to beddy-bye at night. A noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "put" and "(out) on." The huge increases in hire beyond the burghal has put hundreds of families out on the artery in the aftermost few years. I've been active paycheck-to-paycheck, so if I lose this job, it'll put me on the street!3. To allotment some advice or account about or openly. A noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "put" and "(out) on." Often acclimated in abrogating constructions. We aloof begin out Sharon is pregnant, but we're not accessible to put it on the artery yet because of how aboriginal into the abundance she is. I've got article to acquaint you, but don't put it out on the street, please.Learn more: on, put, street

put something on the street

Sl. to acquaint article openly; to advance news. There is no charge to put all this account on the street. Keep it to yourself. Now, amuse don't put this on the street, but I am activity to get married.Learn more: on, put, street

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downhill all the way down-at-the-heels down-and-out down-and-dirty down with a disease down to the last detail down the street down South down on one's luck