cabby

noun

1. 出租汽车司机；计程车司机
   a person who drives a taxi

1. The cabby gave vent to an angry shout.
   出租车司机气得大吼一声。
2. But the host grabbed the bills and initiated a verbal assault upon the cabby, calling him a worthless parasite and a disgrace to their country for trying to overcharge visitors.
   但迎客主人一把抓过那钱钞，对出租司机大骂不止，称他是一文不值的寄生虫，并说他企图宰国外来客，真是丢尽了他们国家的面子。
3. The cabby began to turn the horse around. Joe's pin would deftly head him off, and keep possession.
   车夫开始调转马头。乔用别针灵巧地把它拨了一下，又叫它转回头，还是留在他这边。
4. "'Old your noise, everyone," said the Cabby." I want to listen to the moosic. "
   “大家别吵，”马车夫说，“我想听听这音乐。”
5. Cabby drove around all night, killed three people.
   晚上有个计程车司机，杀了三个人。
6. "Glory be!" said the Cabby." I'd ha'been a better man all my life if I'd known there were things like this. "
   “多奇妙啊！”马车夫说，“如果我早知道世上还有这么美好的事，我这辈子就会做一个更好的人。”
7. I'm sorry about you ( he looked at the Cabby) and about the horse, but I can't help that.
   我对你（他看着马车夫）和那匹马感到遗憾，但我没有办法。
8. One of the Cabby's hands was on Strawberry;
   马车夫一只手搭在“草莓”身上。
9. Cabby had no criminal record, no history of mental illness.
   那司机从没犯过罪也没有神经病。

noun

1. someone who drives a taxi for a living

   Synonym:    taxidrivertaximancabdrivercabmanhack driverhack-driverlivery driver