Spanish Word for street

English Word: street

Spanish Word: calle, callejón
The Spanish Word for street
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Translated sentences containing 'street'
It's on the same street as the U.S. embassy.
Está en la misma calle que la embajada de los EU.
The house is located three blocks from downtown on a quiet side street.
La casa está ubicada a tres cuadras del centro en un callejón tranquilo.
They were walking down the street when it began to rain.
Caminaban por la calle cuando empezó a llover.
The policeman forbids you to walk by this street.
El policía prohibe que pases por esa calle.
The location of the inn is 123 Main Street.
La posada se encuentra en el número 123 de la calle principal.
Is that okay for you? It is in Morrison Avenue and Second Street.
¿Le parece bien ese lugar? Está en la avenida Morrison con la segunda calle.
The school bus stop is just down the street.
La parada del autobús escolar está solamente a unos pasos de la casa.
If the stop light is red don't cross the street.
Si el semáforo está en rojo, no cruce la calle.
The second street to the right.
La segunda calle a la derecha.
How much do you charge to take me to Sixth Street?
¿Cuánto me cobra por llevarme hasta la calle Sexta?



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