What is the meaning of “take it to the streets,” “take it to the street,” and “take it to the streets”?

Did dictionaries say the words “take to the streets” and “take it to the street” are idiomatic? How do I tell them about my problems. As defined in

the Free Dictionary.

Why don’t we see take to the street in Free Dictionary? What do you mean by take to the streets?

Their meanings seem to differ. Do they overlap in everyday writing and why? How should people use a verb and the other verb when they intend for the other and can it be considered as acceptable?

What does the phrase “take to the streets” mean?

Is there any way to make changes?

Asked on February 27, 2021 in Other.
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