At the top of the street.
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“At the top of Carnaby street is a famous variety theatre…”
I do not understand what the top here means. There is a bottom, too, isn’t there? Please enlighten me. |
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| Ya got me. I guess it either means literally at the higher end of the street, or at the more fashionable end. |
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| I think it's similar to phrase "go down/up this street" |
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| Well, if someone said that to me here in the States, I'd assume they mean at the top of the hill the street is on. |