Noun:

టాక్సీ డ్రైవర్, మనిషి, కోచన్,

cabmen's Usage Examples:

Wola, Powiśle Professional sub-dialects - for instance the language of cabmen, shopkeepers, printers or policemen Sub-dialects of criminals - a regional.

of the century was also marked by the appearance of a water supply, 36 cabmen, oil lamps on the streets, telephone communication, and 22 prostitutes.

Men go to work as rags, bricklayers, masons, laborers, cabmen, workers on the railway and in factories; women go to work mainly in personal.

"His servants, cabmen, the whole household merged with ours; it was a single family.

" Her work with the needy began with the cabmen of Ealing, where she helped to build a Mission Hall.

The business was restarted in October 1891 with cabmen friendly to the company.

The survivors were taken by train and then by cab (a free service by the cabmen) to be accommodated in the Immigration Depot and Exhibition Building (not.

The remaining 115 cabmen could still be found in Marktplatz and at Hotel Krone.

In his troika, shouting at cabmen around him, he looks like a "pagan god".

At first there is a little loss of revenue to the cabmen, but in the end the result is no worse, as people get educated to riding.

peasant-like, world, comprising forecarriage drivers, millers, porters, cabmen, water-carriers, shepherds, vagrant children, talkative old women.

There was a different synagogue for each guild: tailors, shoemakers, cabmen, etc.

investigate the "people"s ways" by having conversations with Petersburg"s cabmen.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

footer, walker, pedestrian, nonworker, nondriver,