In England, the principal street of a country town, especially a market-town: usually the continuation of the highway.(noun)
The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)
Use "high-street" in a sentence
"RETAIL M&S Quarterly Sales Edge Up U.K. high-street bellwether Marks & Spencer Group PLC on Wednesday reported first-quarter sales marginally better than market estimates as the group's food business helped offset sluggish consumer discretionary spending, but the company continued to preach caution amid the difficult economic environment."
"LONDON—U.K. high-street bellwether Marks & Spencer Group PLC on Wednesday reported first-quarter sales marginally better than market estimates as the group's food business helped offset sluggish consumer discretionary spending, but the company continued to preach caution amid the difficult economic environment."
"The British high-street bellwether said net profit rose 16% to £612 million $986.1 million from £526.3 million last year."