taxi

• 名词，指出租汽车，一种按计价器收费、获准运送乘客的营运车辆。

A noun referring to a motor vehicle licensed to transport passengers in return for payment of a fare, typically equipped with a taximeter.

1. Vehicle for hireA1formal

   A car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere, usually with a meter.

   出租车

   • We took a taxi to the airport.
   • She hailed a taxi on the street corner.
   • The taxi driver helped me with my luggage.

   同义词cabhackhackney carriagetaxicab

2. Shared taxiA2informal

   A vehicle that carries passengers for a fixed fare, often shared with others.

   拼车

   • In some cities, you can share a taxi to save money.
   • The taxi stopped to pick up another passenger.
   • We split the taxi fare between the three of us.

   同义词jitney

• 指飞机在地面上缓慢滑行，准备起飞或降落后滑行至停机位；也指车辆缓慢行驶。

A verb used to indicate the act of an aircraft moving slowly on the ground before takeoff or after landing, or to describe a vehicle moving slowly.

1. Move on the groundB2formal

   To move slowly along the ground or water before takeoff or after landing, used for aircraft.

   滑行

   • The plane taxied to the runway for departure.
   • After landing, the aircraft taxied to the gate.
   • The pilot taxied the plane carefully across the tarmac.

   同义词rollrun

2. Travel by taxiA2informal

   To travel or transport someone in a taxi.

   乘出租车

   • We taxied to the airport because we were late.
   • She taxied her friend home after the party.
   • They taxied across town to avoid the traffic jam.

   同义词cab