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The cabbie knew all the shortcuts. Ask the cabbie for a receipt. London cabbies have to pass The Knowledge.

Cabbie

A taxi driver. Affectionate slang for a taxi driver—often implying a traditional black cab driver in London.

Slang Term BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Significado: A taxi driver.

出租车司机。

Un taxista.

タクシー運転手。

택시 운전사.

Affectionate slang for a taxi driver—often implying a traditional black cab driver in London.

对出租车司机的亲切称呼，通常指伦敦传统黑色出租车的司机。

Argot cariñoso para un taxista, a menudo implica un conductor de taxi negro tradicional en Londres.

タクシー運転手を親しみを込めて呼ぶスラング。特にロンドンの伝統的なブラックキャブの運転手を指すことが多い。

택시 운전사를 친근하게 부르는 속어로, 주로 런던의 전통 블랙캡 운전사를 가리킨다.

Significado literal: Cab driver

The cabbie knew all the shortcuts.
那个司机知道所有的捷径
El taxista conocía todos los atajos
その運転手は抜け道を全部知っていた
그 택시 기사는 지름길을 다 알고 있었어.
Ask the cabbie for a receipt.
找司机要张发票
Pídele el recibo al taxista
運転手に領収書をもらって
택시 기사에게 영수증 달라고 해.
London cabbies have to pass The Knowledge.
伦敦的出租车司机必须通过知识考试
Los taxistas de Londres tienen que aprobar The Knowledge
ロンドンのタクシー運転手はザ・ナレッジに合格しなければならない
런던 택시 기사들은 '더 놀리지' 시험에 합격해야 해.

/ˈkæbi/

Contexto: taxis, drivers, transport

Tono: casual, friendly

Taxi driver
Taxi driver（正式说法）
Taxi driver（término formal）
Taxi driver（タクシー運転手の正式な言い方）
택시 운전사
Cab driver
Cab driver（正式说法）
Cab driver（término formal）
Cab driver（タクシー運転手の別の言い方）
택시 기사

From 'cab' (short for cabriolet) with affectionate suffix.

Etimología: British slang, from cab + -ie suffix

Primera vez registrado: Early 20th century

Era: Early 20th century to present

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: London black cabs; The Knowledge; New York cabbies

Regional notes: Universal term—works in London, New York, or Sydney.

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