Was heißt »Cab« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• While this is a charming story, I'm rather sceptical of it, because even among mathematicians, you don't start conversations by telling the other person your taxi cab number.

• I missed the last bus, so I had to take a cab.

• Tom probably won't come by cab.

• He took a cab.

• I don't want to take a cab.

• I'm a cab driver, too.

• I'm a cab driver.

• Why did she take a cab?

• Sami was driving a cab.

• Tom drives a yellow cab.

• We'll get a cab now, and go to see your new home. I am very sure that you will like it.

• Mary told the cab driver to take her to the Hilton Hotel.

• The cab's here.

• The cab is here.

• Leyla paid for the cab.

• I got in the cab.

• I hailed a cab.

• Tom told the cab driver to take him to the Hilton Hotel.

• We took a cab.

• I couldn't find a cab last night.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Drosch­ke:

droshky

drosky

Kut­sche:

carriage

coach