taxis / ˈtæk sɪs /

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taxis 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural tax·es [tak-seez]. /ˈtæk siz/.

  1. arrangement or order, as in one of the physical sciences.
  2. Biology. oriented movement of a motile organism in response to an external stimulus, as toward or away from light.
  3. Surgery. the replacing of a displaced part, or the reducing of a hernia or the like, by manipulation without cutting.
  4. Architecture. the adaptation to the purposes of a building of its various parts.

更多taxis例句

  1. Many taxpayers will be shocked to find that because they owe back taxes or student loans or have other state or federal liabilities, they won’t get a stimulus payment.
  2. The city, however, has been collecting hotel-room taxes on thousands of vacation rentals for many years.
  3. Last week, a City Council committee signed off on a plan presented by city staff to explore a possible 2022 ballot measure to increase fees or taxes to help address the problem.
  4. Generally, the provisions in these bills must be related to taxes and spending.
  5. It just seems as if we worked all our lives only to lose everything to taxes and social programs that don't benefit us.
  6. Services like Airbnb, Yelp, and yes, Uber are disrupting long-established industries, from taxis to hotels.
  7. By early evening on Tuesday, the inter-city transportation system of shared taxis was shut down.
  8. Not surprisingly, many Hongkongers have been taking taxis, which may also have colored some opinions.
  9. There were taxis, called “hackneys,” which were rickety stagecoaches cast off by the rich and repurposed as transport for hire.
  10. Of course, harassment happens in taxis just as it does in ridesharing vehicles.
  11. Four empty taxis passed down the sunny magnificence of Fifth Avenue and ignored Mr. Sachs's urgent waving.
  12. The next morning, as if by magic, hundreds of taxis had sprung into existence, though they were much in demand.
  13. Then the first bombing plane, bearing the flight leader, “taxis” across the field, appearing to stagger under its great burden.
  14. For the few minutes before my eyes closed I pictured London, the taxis, the gay parties, the mystery of lights.
  15. It was a trifle hard after over-eating and undersleeping myself for nine days, and riding everywhere with my feet up in taxis.