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Meanings of taxis in English
Directed movement of a motile cell or organism in response to an external stimulus.
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Usage of taxis in English
1
Yet people complain about the lack of taxis, particularly late at night.
2
Public buses and taxis are not allowed to leave the city centre.
3
Auckland airport taxis and complaints have gone hand in hand for years.
4
Competition, aside from taxis, is a new phenomenon for Uber in Mexico.
5
We use a hybrid car company when we need to get taxis.
6
They should know that our business is being destroyed by illegal taxis.
7
One incensed driver told reports on the scene: We are driving taxis.
8
However, the city's El Prat airport and its taxis were operating normally.
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Bush taxis only follow specific routes and often charge double for wheelchairs.
10
Some taxis offer free rides to students who are taking the exam.
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School transport and taxis were prevented from entering or leaving the area.
12
Other ways to save money include taking the subway instead of taxis.
13
In reality there is a huge difference between deregulating taxis and pubs.
14
IE is also involved in the manufacture of hydrogen-fueled taxis for London.
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Even at this hour, a half-dozen taxis idled near the main entrance.
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Post-gigs, traffic jams are frequent and taxis are almost impossible to hail.
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Taxis across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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