cabbie 英 ['kæbɪ]  

cabbie

cabbie  英 ['kæbɪ]

n. 出租马车车夫,[公路] 出租汽车司机 

名词复数:cabbies 

Then, I was at work one day telling another cabbie about my overgrown calculator. 然后有一天上班的时候我告诉另外一个出租车司机我的过时计算机。
"The difference between rich and poor is getting so big, " said Wu, a 32-year-old who started work as a cabbie 12 years ago. "If we compared our lives to the rich, we would die of heartbreak." “贫富差距正变得越来越大”,吴这位开出租已有12年之久的司机说道:“要是把我们过的日子同那些大款相比,我们会羞愧的无地自容”

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  • n. 出租马车车夫,[公路] 出租汽车司机
  • 1. Then, I was at work one day telling another cabbie about my overgrown calculator.

    然后有一天上班的时候我告诉另外一个出租车司机我的过时计算机。

  • 2. "The difference between rich and poor is getting so big, " said Wu, a 32-year-old who started work as a cabbie 12 years ago. "If we compared our lives to the rich, we would die of heartbreak."

    “贫富差距正变得越来越大”,吴这位开出租已有12年之久的司机说道:“要是把我们过的日子同那些大款相比,我们会羞愧的无地自容”

  • 3. He tried pointing a toy gun at a taxi driver,but the cabbie screamed and scared him away.

    跟着他又拿玩具枪对着一名出租车司机,结果对方尖叫、反而吓跑了他自己。

  • cabbie (n.) also cabby, "cab-driver," 1848, from cab (n.) + -ie. Also see taxi (n.).
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