cabs (Meaning)
cabs
a similar light closed carriage (such as a hansom), to travel in a cab, an ancient Hebrew unit of capacity equal to about two quarts (2.2 liters), the part of a locomotive that houses the engineer and operating controls, taxicab, a comparable shelter (as on a truck) housing operating controls, cabriolet, cabernet sauvignon, a carriage for hire
Synonyms & Antonyms of cabs
cabs Sentence Examples
- The city was bustling with yellow cabs, their horns blaring in the evening rush hour.
- We hailed a cab to take us to the airport for our late-night flight.
- The elderly woman struggled to get into the cab, her walker clinking on the pavement.
- The cab driver was a friendly and knowledgeable local who shared interesting stories about the city.
- The taxi fare was surprisingly affordable, considering the distance we traveled.
- We rented a car to explore the countryside, but we still used cabs for short trips within the city limits.
- The queue for cabs at the train station was long and frustrating, but we eventually managed to secure one.
- The neighborhood was noticeably safer since the introduction of more cabs patrolling the streets.
- The children waved excitedly as the brightly colored taxi sped past them.
- The cab's interior was immaculately clean and well-maintained, a testament to the company's high standards.
FAQs About the word cabs
a similar light closed carriage (such as a hansom), to travel in a cab, an ancient Hebrew unit of capacity equal to about two quarts (2.2 liters), the part of a
taxies,taxis,taxicabs, rickshaws, hacks, jitneys, rickshas,limousines
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The city was bustling with yellow cabs, their horns blaring in the evening rush hour.
We hailed a cab to take us to the airport for our late-night flight.
The elderly woman struggled to get into the cab, her walker clinking on the pavement.
The cab driver was a friendly and knowledgeable local who shared interesting stories about the city.
