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taxi

A car licensed to transport passengers for a fee. / To move slowly along the ground, specifically of an aircraft moving between the runway and the hangar. / To steer an aircraft slowly along the ground to a specific location.
NounIntransitive VerbTransitive Verb
pl: taxispast: taxiedpp: taxieding: taxing

Meanings

Noun

A car licensed to transport passengers for a fee.

I took a taxi to the airport.

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To steer an aircraft slowly along the ground to a specific location.

Examples

Can you call a taxi for me please?

Can you call a taxi for me please?

I will take a taxi to the hotel.

I will take a taxi to the hotel.

Travel

The taxi driver knows all the shortcuts in the city.

The taxi driver knows all the shortcuts in the city.

We should probably grab a taxi if we want to make the meeting on time.

We should probably grab a taxi if we want to make the meeting on time.

Business

I wonder if there are any taxis available at this hour.

The aircraft continued to taxi slowly across the tarmac.

Travel

Wait for the plane to taxi to the boarding bridge before unbuckling your seatbelt.

Travel

The pilot taxied the jet toward the hangar for maintenance.

Travel

Just taxi the plane over to the edge of the runway.

Travel

Phrasal Verbs

taxi in

to move an aircraft slowly toward a specific destination or terminal

taxi out

to move an aircraft slowly from the terminal toward the runway for takeoff

The plane began to taxi out to the runway as the passengers settled in.

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