Taxicab
Pronunciation: /ˈtæksiːˌkæb/
Taxicab (noun)
- A car you can hire for short trips, usually from a stand or by calling, with a driver who charges by distance or time.
- A passenger vehicle used for paid rides, typically with a meter that calculates the fare during the trip.
Examples
- I hailed a street hire car at the corner.
- The street hire car stopped when I raised my hand.