taxi|taxied|taxies|taxiing|taxying in English

verb

[tax·i || 'tæksɪ]

(about an airplane) move slowly along a runway before takeoff or after landing; cause an airplane to taxi; transport by taxicab; be transported by a taxi

Use "taxi|taxied|taxies|taxiing|taxying" in a sentence

1. The plane taxied/was taxiing along the runway.

2. The plane taxied along the tarmac.

3. The airplane is taxiing down the runway.

4. They taxied to the zoo.

5. The plane taxied along the runway.

6. The plane taxied up to where I was standing.

7. The plane started taxiing down the runway.

8. All visitors have been safely taxied to the hotel.

9. I taxied the plane up to our hangar and tied it down

10. I taxied the plane up to our hangar and tied it down.

11. Befreight Taxi assessment training

12. Where's the taxi stand?

13. Street Taxi Belitung is the only licensed taxi service on the island with a meter, and is the only taxi you should take

14. He drives a taxi .

15. Hail a taxi, please.

16. Billiardly Taxi station in question

17. Sally rang for a taxi.

18. John whistled for a taxi.

19. I hailed a passing taxi.

20. Shall we hail a taxi?

21. The aircraft began taxiing at 13:50 and took off into the northwest wind at 13:58.

22. The Bacardi site was easy to get to using the water taxi and a regular taxi

23. Checker Motors Corporation, built Checker taxis; Checker Taxi, a taxi service founded by Morris Markin; Other uses

24. The taxi went into the river.

25. There's a taxi stand up ahead.