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Meanings of cab in English
Russian
будка машиниста Spanish
cabina de tren 
Driver's compartment of a locomotive or a self-propelled rail vehicle.
Usage of cab in English
1
Reuss said demand is particularly high for heavy duty crew cab pickups.
2
Traditional cab companies won't be happy about the new, officially sanctioned competition.
3
She went home in a cab and let herself into the house.
4
The law office is about twenty minutes by cab from the station.
5
The cab starts; the deserted husband drifts desolately anyhow down the street.
6
It was odd; I felt the cab turned up far too soon.
7
Twenty minutes later, I saw my father's cab drive into the lot.
8
At this point in the conversation the cab stopped before the Ritz.
9
Up some time later and take a cab to work was Alex's.
10
The cab was snorting impatience; Blake opened the door and stepped inside.
11
Most employers pay for a cab home if you work after 9pm.
12
A section five feet long directly behind the cab was glowing bright.
13
At least the company pays your cab fare when you work overtime.
14
She could have taken a cab to the house of a friend.
15
She kissed him in silence, and joined her daughter in the cab.
16
The cab made its way slowly through the great crush of people.
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Translations for cab
Cab through the time
Cab across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
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