cab

名词 cab:

1. a compartment at the front of a motor vehicle or locomotive where driver sits
2. small two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage; with two seats and a folding hood
   同义词：cabriolet
3. a car driven by a person whose job is to take passengers where they want to go in exchange for money
   同义词：hack, taxi, taxicab

动词 cab:

1. ride in a taxicab
   同义词：taxi

1. Shall we take a cab there and come back by subway?
   我们坐出租车去再乘地铁回来好吗？
2. The cab swung around the corner.
   那部计程车转过街角。
3. A cab will be there in ten minutes.
   过10分钟会有一辆出租汽车到那儿。
4. Shall we walk or take a cab?
   我们走路还是坐出租车？

cab

n.（名词）
A taxicab.
出租车
The covered compartment of a heavy vehicle or machine, such as a truck or locomotive, in which the operator or driver sits.
驾驶室，司机房：重型交通工具或机械的封闭舱， 如卡车或火车头的操作者或驾驶者乘坐的地方
A one-horse vehicle for public hire.
出租马车：用于公开出租的单马力交通工具
v.（动词）
cabbed,cab.bing,cabs
v.intr.（不及物动词）
To ride or travel in a taxicab:
搭计程车或乘出租车旅行：
例句：
We cabbed to the opera.
我们乘出租车去戏院

To drive a taxicab:
驾驶出租车：
例句：
a student who cabbed for a living.
一名以开租车谋生的学生

v.tr.（及物动词）
To transport or convey in a taxicab:
用出租汽车运输或传送：
例句：
cabbed the package to the airport.
用出租汽车把行李运到机场

来源：
Short for cabriolet
cabriolet的简写

cab
cab 2也作 kab

n.（名词）
An ancient Hebrew unit of measure equal to about 2 liters (2. quarts).
凯伯：古希伯来的一种度量单位。约等于二升（2.夸脱）

来源：
Hebrew qab [hollow vessel]
希伯来语 qab [空的容器]