Cab meaning in English

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Definition

(to take) a cab: (to take) a taxi, a hired car noun
a cabbie: a taxi driver noun

Examples

  • "Cabbie : I tell you what, let's just have a couple of good old fashioned pints, shall we?"
  • "Kimberly the cabbie."
  • "Cabbie : Alright, darling!"
  • "Did you call for a cab?"
  • "Cabbie : Huh?"
  • "Cabbie : No, not me darling, but I could do if you like."
  • "Cabbie : Sure, you're a bit of alright."
  • "Cabbie : Ha."
  • "Brian : She had a famous person in her cab."
  • "Cabbie : Go on then, get your coat."
  • "Welcome to my taxi cab."
  • "Kevin : It's fine, I'll just hop into a cab."
  • "I'll send a cab out there right away."
  • "Susie : What if I just took a cab?"
  • "Cabbie : Alright then babes, what's your poison?"
  • "Cabbie : Seriously, what's it to be then?"
  • "Cabbie : Don't worry about the film darling, you won't be watching the screen!"
  • "Cabbie : I've got an idea, let's go catch a film, shall we?"

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