Collocations for sidewalk - noun
ADJECTIVE
city,
public
busy, crowded
deserted, empty
A handful of pedestrians walked down empty sidewalks.
busy, crowded
deserted, empty
A handful of pedestrians walked down empty sidewalks.
narrow,
wide
cracked, uneven
The cracked and uneven sidewalks are lined with vendors.
cracked, uneven
The cracked and uneven sidewalks are lined with vendors.
brick,
cement,
concrete,
wooden
icy, snow-covered, wet
icy, snow-covered, wet
VERB + sidewalk
line
Elm trees lined the sidewalks.
Elm trees lined the sidewalks.
litter
Newspapers and broken glass litter the sidewalk.
Newspapers and broken glass litter the sidewalk.
sweep
the hard-working neighbors who sweep the sidewalks in front of their houses
the hard-working neighbors who sweep the sidewalks in front of their houses
block
cover
Snow covered the sidewalk.
cover
Snow covered the sidewalk.
shovel
In the winter he worked shoveling sidewalks.
In the winter he worked shoveling sidewalks.
sit on,
stand on,
step onto
walk, walk along, walk down, walk up
As she walked the sidewalks of the campus, Jillie thought about Leo.
walk, walk along, walk down, walk up
As she walked the sidewalks of the campus, Jillie thought about Leo.
sidewalk + VERB
lead (to sth)
the sidewalk leading to her house
the sidewalk leading to her house
sidewalk + NOUN
cafe
table
They relaxed over wine at a sidewalk table.
table
They relaxed over wine at a sidewalk table.
vendor
chalk
chalk