ఒక దేశం కోసం ఒక టాక్సీని నడిపే వ్యక్తి,

Noun:

టాక్సీ డ్రైవర్,

cabdrivers's Usage Examples:

Boston Globe, "Terrorism probe tracks ex-cabdrivers", February 5, 2001 Soufan, Ali (2011).

Boston Globe, "Terrorism probe tracks ex-cabdrivers", February 5, 2001 ABC News, "Chicago"s Ties to Terrorism", January 31.

Boston Globe, "Terrorism probe tracks ex-cabdrivers", February 5, 2001 Murphy, Shelley.

market crash in 1929, job seekers swelled the ranks of New York City cabdrivers to 30,000 in 1930.

Many cabdrivers protested the new regulations sought by the Giuliani administration.

Many cabdrivers protested the new regulations sought by the Giuliani administration.

Garden" club sued the owners of the Palomino, claiming they conspired with cabdrivers to divert customers.

"Jitney: A fresh look at August Wilson"s first play, an intense story about cabdrivers in a black area of Pittsburgh".

Oscar Peterson recounted how Granz once insisted that white cabdrivers take his black artists as customers while a policeman pointed a loaded.

Under the leadership of Bhairavi Desai, the union grew to fifteen thousand members (2011 estimate), representing almost one-third of all licensed cabdrivers in the city.

chaser, a plant manager, a general foreman, a local union president, two cabdrivers, a bus driver, an interstate truckdriver, a car hiker, and a car salesman.

candlesticks" and Z 2 {\displaystyle Z_{2}} "3 cabdrivers", then "2 candlesticks" times "3 cabdrivers" [ Z 1 ] [ Z 2 ] 6 {\displaystyle [Z_{1}][Z_{2}]6}.

Ed Weiss, brothel owner next to the Everleigh Club who would pay off the Levee cabdrivers to drive drunken men to his door instead of the Everleigh Club.

Synonyms:

taxidriver, cabby, driver, hack driver, livery driver, hack-driver, taximan, cabman,

Antonyms:

nondriver, nonworker, pedestrian, walker, footer,