chū zū qì chē
taxi
cab (PRC)
hire car (Tw)
CL:輛|辆[liang4]
miàn bāo chē
van for carrying people
taxi minibus
dí shì
taxi (loanword, originally Hong Kong usage)
also called 出租車|出租车 or 出租汽車|出租汽车
lán
to block sb's path
to obstruct
to flag down (a taxi)
hēi chē
unlicensed or unofficial taxi
unlicensed motor vehicle
dǎ chē
to take a taxi (in town)
to hitch a lift
zhuān chē
special (or reserved) train (or bus etc)
limousine
private car used as a taxi and booked via a smartphone app
chē wèi
parking spot
unloading point
garage place
stand for taxi
huá xíng
to slide
to coast
to glide
(of an aircraft) to taxi
dǎ dī
(coll.) to take a taxi
to go by taxi
jù zài
to refuse to take a passenger (of taxi)
dí gē
(young male) taxi driver
cabbie (slang)
mó dī
motorcycle taxi
abbr. for 摩托車的士|摩托车的士[mo2 tuo1 che1 di1 shi4]
zuò r
rickshaw seat (Beijing dialect)
patron (of teahouse, cinema)
passenger (in taxi, rickshaw etc)
dū dū chē
tuk tuk (three wheeler taxi) (loanword)
yùn jiàng
driver (of a taxi etc) (Taiwan, Japanese loanword)
bàn wǔ
to be a dancing partner to sb
to perform as a backup dancer
taxi dancer (hired dancing partner)
escort
dī gē
male taxi driver
cabbie (slang)
chē háng
car-related business
car dealership
taxi company
(commercial) garage
miàn dī
abbr. of 麵包車的士|面包车的士[mian4 bao1 che1 di1 shi4]
minivan taxi
lā huó
(northern dialect) to pick up a fare (as a taxi driver)
to pick up a piece of work (as a courier)
jiē huó
to take on a piece of work
to pick up some freelance work
(of a taxi driver) to pick up a fare
dǎ biǎo
to run the meter (in a taxi)
Yōu bù
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