Commercial street
The term 'calle comercial' in Spanish translates to 'commercial street' in English. In many cities, this refers to a busy street where many businesses and retail shops are located. It could also be known as a business district or downtown area in some English-speaking places. These streets often bustle with activity with shoppers during the day, and sometimes even during the night depending on the area and culture.
I want to visit the commercial street to buy a new shirt.
This sentence implies the speaker wants to go shopping for a new shirt on a street known for its shops or markets.
The commercial street is full of fashion stores.
Someone is noting the abundance of fashion-related stores on a particular shopping or commercial street.
I live near the commercial street, so it is convenient for me to go shopping.
The speaker states that living near a commercial area makes shopping convenient, likely due to the proximity of shops or markets.
The commercial street is the best place to buy souvenir gifts.
Someone recommends a specific commercial street as an ideal location to purchase souvenirs, typically tokens or mementoes of a location.
The commercial street was renovated to attract more tourists.
This implies a commercial street was improved or updated to better appeal to or accommodate tourists.
The new bookstore on the commercial street is very popular.
The speaker indicates that a recently opened bookstore on a shopping street has gained significant popularity.
The commercial street looks especially beautiful during the Christmas season.
This phrase suggests that a commercial street is particularly attractive or festive throughout the holiday season.
The restaurants on the commercial street offer delicious meals from different parts of the world.
This implies that the eateries on a certain commercial street serve diverse, global cuisine, suggesting that this shopping area has a multi-cultural aspect.
The commercial street is always full of positivity and life.
The speaker describes a commercial street as a lively and positive space, possibly referring to crowd energy, bustling activity, or general ambience.
The Sunday market on the commercial street is a tradition in our city.
This sentence indicates that it is a tradition in the speaker's city to hold a market, probably an event where local vendors sell goods, on a certain commercial street every Sunday.