Antonyms for taxis
ˈtæk sɪs; ˈtæk siztaxis

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1. • Operation
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Princeton's WordNet

1. taxisnoun

   a locomotor response toward or away from an external stimulus by a motile (and usually simple) organism

2. taxisnoun

   the surgical procedure of manually restoring a displaced body part

How to use taxis in a sentence?

1. Rachel Landman:

   VW Kombi are no longer common in Uganda, they ceased to be used as taxis and buses in 2000.

2. Flavien Neuvy:

   But the lack of taxis at certain hours has probably favoured Uber in France, and it's true that car sharing has developed most of all in France over long distances, where there are no cheap buses running.

3. Daniel Iger:

   Uber and Lyft are so popular because riders know they can lock in the price and whatever happens, they pay their $15, with this change of TLC rules, it is a completely new thing and taxis will be able to compete with the other apps.

4. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff:

   Uber is complicated because it takes jobs away from people. ... It leaves taxis with less work, it's not an easy issue. It depends on the rules of each city and state, because it is not a federal government decision.

5. Harry Chen:

   BYD has a much longer history and better proof that their NEVs are running well in the market, especially for their buses as well as their taxis.

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