cabs

英 [kæbz]

美 [kæbz]

n.  出租汽车; 计程车; 的士; (公共汽车、火车、卡车的)驾驶室
cab的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• 出租车;的士;计程车
  Acabis a taxi.
• N-COUNT (卡车、火车的)驾驶室，司机室
  Thecabof a truck or train is the front part in which the driver sits.
  1. A Luton van has additional load space over the driver's cab.
     卢顿厢式货车的驾驶室上方有富余的装载空间。

双语例句

• My grandmother can remember when there were still horse-drawn cabs and cobbled streets in london.
  我的祖母能记得伦敦还有马车和鹅卵石街道之时。
• New York is famous for its Yellow cabs.
  纽约最著名的交通工具是黄色出租车。
• Around 1910 motorized carriages were beginning to replace horse-drawn cabs.
  大约从1910年起，机动车开始取代马车。
• Cabs and carriages, their lamps gleaming like yellow eyes, pattered by.
  公共马车和私人马车嗒嗒地驶过，车灯像一双双黄色的眼睛闪闪发亮。
• But some drivers embrace the technology, which came free for those who offered their cabs as proving grounds.
  但是有些出租车司机对这种科技表示欢迎。他们被免费提供了这样的系统，作为测试。
• I hate walking and I am lazy so I just catch cabs.
  我不喜欢走路又懒只好坐计程车了。
• The black cabs cut in front of them, trying to box them in.
  那些黑色出租车超到他们前面，企图堵住他们。
• There were no cabs that day.
  那一天没有出租汽车。
• After we had some money we used to take taxis or horse cabs.
  等后来我们有点钱了，我们就坐出租汽车或者雇上一辆马车。
• In New York City, blue and yellow MetroCards are as ubiquitous as pigeons and taxi cabs.
  在纽约，黄绿色的地铁卡和鸽子、出租车一样无处不在。