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taxi

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈtæksi/

Forms: taxis

taxi means: A car with a driver that you pay to take you where you want to go.

noun

PAID CAR RIDEA1

A car with a driver that you pay to take you where you want to go.

  • Let's take a taxi.
  • We booked a taxi to the airport.
  • Are there any taxis outside the station?

Similar words: cab, taxicab

Common phrases: take a taxi, taxi driver, book a taxi, hail a taxi

AIRCRAFT GROUND MOVEMENTC1

The movement of an aircraft along the ground using its own engines.

  • Keep your seat belt fastened during taxi.
  • The crew completed the checks before taxi.
  • An engine problem interrupted the aircraft's taxi to the runway.

Similar words: taxiing

Common phrases: during taxi, taxi phase, taxi clearance

verb

MOVE ON GROUNDB2

To move an aircraft along the ground using its own engines, or make it move this way.

  • The plane began to taxi.
  • We taxied slowly towards the gate.
  • The pilot taxied the aircraft into position.

How to use it: taxi to something (The plane taxied to the runway.); taxi along something (The aircraft taxied along the taxiway.)

Common phrases: taxi to something, taxi along something, taxi an aircraft

Questions about taxi

What does taxi mean?

A car with a driver that you pay to take you where you want to go.

What is taxi in other languages?

Türkçe: taksi · Español: taxi · Français: taxi · Deutsch: Taxi · Italiano: taxi · 日本語: タクシー

How do you pronounce taxi?

It is pronounced /ˈtæksi/.

How do you use taxi in a sentence?

Let's take a taxi. We booked a taxi to the airport.

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