Taxis

(n) /ˈtæksɪs/

Meaning

The restoration of displaced bones or organs by manual pressure alone.

UK ˈtæksɪs

US ˈtæksiz

The [Grab] app assigns taxis and private hire cars to nearby commuters through a location-sharing system.
When a friend visited him in Malaysia, [Anthony] heard his friend complaining about the horrible experience of riding taxis in the country.
In particular, his friend was concerned that his taxis may be taking an incorrect route or overcharging him.
In January 2016, [GrabTaxi] was rebranded as "[Grab]", which encompasses all the company's products: [GrabCar] (personal cars), [GrabBike] (motorcycle taxis), [GrabHitch] (carpooling) and [GrabExpress] (last mile delivery) with a new, redesigned logo.
[Mexico] City is home to the world's largest taxi fleet of 100,000 taxis running every day.
Yellow taxis are everywhere in New York.
Taxis wait outside hotels and train stations.

Getting Around a Big CityHow do people move around a big city? There are many ways to travel each day. Buses stop at corners all over town. Subways run fast under the busy streets. Taxis wait outside hotels and train stations...Read story

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