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Meanings of cabs in inglés
Committee Against Bird Slaughter.
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Examples for "cab"
Examples for "cab"
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Reuss said demand is particularly high for heavy duty crew cab pickups.
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Traditional cab companies won't be happy about the new, officially sanctioned competition.
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She went home in a cab and let herself into the house.
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The law office is about twenty minutes by cab from the station.
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The cab starts; the deserted husband drifts desolately anyhow down the street.
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Accusations include predatory pricing, offering illegal taxi services and breaking competition rules.
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We urge the taxi industry to accept these declared measures, he added.
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The taxi-drivers' protest is likely to escalate today, union leaders have warned.
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The Government has been protecting the taxi-drivers monopoly for far too long.
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The legal decision came in a case brought by a taxi operator.
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Yet people complain about the lack of taxis, particularly late at night.
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Public buses and taxis are not allowed to leave the city centre.
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Auckland airport taxis and complaints have gone hand in hand for years.
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Competition, aside from taxis, is a new phenomenon for Uber in Mexico.
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We use a hybrid car company when we need to get taxis.
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The trail had doubled back again to the woman in the taxicab.
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He got into the taxicab and was soon away in the night.
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There remains the supreme mystery of the vices of the American taxicab.
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They were seated once more in the taxicab, on their way westward.
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In the taxicab, he questioned her at once as to her impressions.
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A row of idle taxicabs stood in front of the Atlas Building.
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There were also placards calling for men on nearly all the taxicabs.
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I traveled Jim Crow in trains and busses and streetcars and taxicabs.
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The relatives of the rich had taxicabs waiting outside the docks.
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Here in the taxicabs one may still observe men and women.
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It is also part of a wider taxi transportation group across Europe, ultimately owned by the German automotive giant Daimler.
Usage of cabs in inglés
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Year on year, London cabs are voted the best in the world.
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The plans include new entrances, a redesigned atrium and new elevator cabs.
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In the line of cabs and omnibuses that stood outside the I.B.&Q.
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The same with the 'buses and cabs, the same with the Underground.
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A rainy day, with calls for cabs will also affect the service.
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Even the people-well-dressed ,too- inthehansomcabs were usually animated and smiling.
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There's twenty cabs in the line all just waiting there doing nothing.
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The cabs and other carriages for the gentry had gone long before.
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The people, the horses and carts, the cabs went on their way.
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Instead of streets and roads there are canals; instead of cabs, gondolas.
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The cabs, enrobed in Red Crosses, awaited an unwelcome fare- amangledpedestrian.
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At first she saw Central Park's horse-drawn cabs lined up in rows.
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They strolled along toward the cabs awaiting them at the farther end.
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There were lamps in it, and crawling cabs, and quite civilized-looking shops.
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You cannot leap into strange cabs in Piccadilly unless you have pluck.
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All the cabs were requisitioned to take away luggage and frightened inhabitants.
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