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Meanings of cabman in English
Portuguese
motorista de táxi Catalan
taxista 
Someone who drives a taxi for a living.
Usage of cabman in English
1
The tidings brought by the cabman were of the most unexpected kind.
2
Having paid the cabman, she crossed the pavement and entered the hall-way.
3
For a drive of two miles, the cabman held himself tolerably paid.
4
The cabman put the trunk inside the long passage, and Evelyn said-
5
In Wellington Street he told the cabman to stop, and got out.
6
The cabman jumped off his box and held the carriage door open.
7
But it was not to admire it that the cabman had halted.
8
I suppose that there has been no answer from my cabman advertisement?
9
Sheila timidly glanced at the place while her husband paid the cabman.
10
The route followed by the cabman led straight to that well-known locality.
11
He looked at the half-crown, smiled, and handed it to the cabman.
12
The cabman consented, and the return journey began at a good speed.
13
Instructing the cabman to wait, Kerry unlocked the front door and entered.
14
He told the cabman to drive Northward, instead of to the South-west.
15
The cabman winked, suspecting an intrigue, and went off to the place.
16
Then she let the cabman out, locked the street door, and returned.
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