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1. www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk › dictionary › words的士 (dik1 si6*2 | ) : taxi - CantoDict

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   截的士 - to hail a taxi; to call a taxi; to flag a taxi. 電召的士 - to phone for a taxi; call a taxi. 泥鯭的士 - illegal taxi. 香港九龍的士貨車商會 - Hong Kong Kowloon Taxi and Lorry Owners' Association. Showing all 2 examples containing 的士. 噉就 坐 的士 囉! A taxi it will be, then! 我地 坐 的士 去 咧? Let's take a taxi, shall we? Forum Code to link to this word:

2. chinese.yabla.com › chinese-english-pinyin的士 : taxi (loanword,... : dí shì - Yabla Chinese

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   taxi (loanword, originally Hong Kong usage) also called 出租車|出租车 or 出租汽車|出租汽车

3. zolimacitymag.com › pop-cantonese-word-of-the-monthPop Cantonese: 的士 – Taxi | Zolima City Magazine

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   Jan 3, 2016 · In China, taxis are officially referred to as 出租車 (chū zū chē), literally meaning “renting-out-car”; the Cantonese version borrows directly from the English taxi. The two characters that form 的士 don’t actually mean anything beyond an imitation of the foreign sound.

4. www.dictionary.hantrainerpro.com › chinese-english( taxi in Chinese) - Han Trainer English-Chinese and Chinese ...

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   出租车 ( chuzuche / chūzūchē ) (English translation: "taxi") as Chinese character including stroke order, Pinyin phonetic script, pronunciation in Mandarin, example sentence and English meaning.

5. www.sinosplice.com › life › archivesTaxi: a Semantic Gloss in English of a Chinese Character

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   Oct 4, 2010 · In Mandarin Chinese 的 can also represent the meaning “taxi” by itself. When it does this, it’s pronounced “dī.” So you can say “take a taxi” using the phrase 打车 or 打的 (“dǎ dī” and not “dǎ de”). Anyway, in this ad, the 飞的 part should be read “fēi dī” and not “fēi de,” because it stands for “flying taxi” rather than “one that flies.”

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   Word dictionary Help. Look up Chinese, Pinyin or English? |. Look up All Chinese Words in a Text? English to Chinese dictionary with Mandarin Pinyin & Handwriting Recognition - learn Chinese faster with MDBG!

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   What is a Chinese taxi called?

   • In China, taxis are officially referred to as 出租車 (chū zū chē), literally meaning “renting-out-car”; the Cantonese version borrows directly from the English taxi. The two characters that form 的士 don’t actually mean anything beyond an imitation of the foreign sound.

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   How many taxis are there in China?

   • By the end of the 1940s, the government registered about 330 official taxis and by the 1980s, there were already more than 10,000 roaming the streets. In China, taxis are officially referred to as 出租車 (chū zū chē), literally meaning “renting-out-car”; the Cantonese version borrows directly from the English taxi.

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   What color are taxis in Hong Kong?

   • If you are in the centre, the taxis are red; if you’re in the New Territories, you’re more likely to see bright pea-soup green version. On Lantau Island, where there are only 50 taxis, they come in an aquatic shade of pale blue. These rides for hire have become an intrinsic part of the Hong Kong landscape.

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   What do taxis look like in New Zealand?

   • In flashes of red, green and blue, they sprint down narrow alleys and up the tight curves of the city’s roads. If you are in the centre, the taxis are red; if you’re in the New Territories, you’re more likely to see bright pea-soup green version. On Lantau Island, where there are only 50 taxis, they come in an aquatic shade of pale blue.

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   Do taxis still exist?

   • Nowadays they still exist with groups of people coming together to rent a 白牌車 for a recurring route they may take everyday. By the end of the 1940s, the government registered about 330 official taxis and by the 1980s, there were already more than 10,000 roaming the streets.

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