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US/ˈsaɪd.wɑːk/
UK/ˈsaɪd.wɔːk/
a path with a hard surface beside a street, where people walk (American English)
In context
Please don't park your motorbike on the sidewalk; people need space to walk.
Street vendors sell noodles and coffee along the sidewalks of the old quarter.
The kids drew pictures on the sidewalk with colored chalk.
Words that go with sidewalk
noun + noun
- sidewalk cafeWe had breakfast at a little sidewalk cafe near the station.
- sidewalk chalkThe children drew hopscotch squares with sidewalk chalk.
adjective + noun
- crowded sidewalkWe pushed our way along the crowded sidewalk to the market.
- narrow sidewalkThe narrow sidewalk was blocked by parked scooters.
- icy sidewalkShe slipped on an icy sidewalk and broke her wrist.
noun + preposition
- edge of the sidewalkStay away from the edge of the sidewalk when big trucks pass.