No. 9,991 in Spanish
callejeros
"Street-related" or "street-wise."
In a sentence
Los perros callejeros suelen buscar comida en los parques.
Stray dogs usually look for food in the parks.
The word 'callejeros' refers to dogs that live in the streets, highlighting its use as an adjective to denote 'street' or 'stray'.
Mis amigos tienen un diario callejero donde escriben sus aventuras.
My friends have a street diary where they write about their adventures.
Here, 'callejero' describes the diary as related to the streets, implying it captures experiences or events occurring in or related to street life.
Participé en un espectáculo callejero lleno de música y baile.
I participated in a street performance full of music and dance.
In this sentence, 'callejero' characterizes the performance as happening on the street, showcasing its use to depict street-related activities or events.
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