Collocations for "taxi"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "taxi" in context.
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taxi
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [yellow, checkered, New York] taxi
- UK: a [black, Hackney] taxi
- grab a taxi (to)
- stole my taxi
- flag (down) a taxi
- can't get a taxi
- trying to [hail, get] a taxi
- am in a taxi right now
- am still in a taxi
- take a taxi to the [station, airport]
- your taxi will [be with you, arrive] (shortly)
- a taxi [to, from]
- [call, order] a taxi
- came [in a, by] taxi
- an airport taxi
- the [airplane, aircraft, plane] taxied to the [gate, runway]
- the [airplane] taxied toward the [gate]
- the [airplane] taxied down the [runway, airstrip]
- the [airplane] taxied for [takeoff, departure, what felt like hours]
- taxied [downtown, over]
- taxi [the passengers, you, me, us, them] from the [airport, city, hotel, station]
- taxi [the passengers] (back) to the [airport]
- a taxi [line, cab]
- pay the taxi driver
- a taxi [service, company]
'taxi' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):