No. 14,068 in Spanish
taxi
A car for hire to transport passengers to a destination.
In a sentence
Tomé un taxi para ir al aeropuerto.
I took a taxi to go to the airport.
In this sentence, 'taxi' is used as a noun referring to the vehicle used for paid transportation.
¿Puedes llamar un taxi por mí?
Can you call a taxi for me?
Here, 'taxi' is again a noun, used in the context of requesting the service of transportation.
Durante mi última visita, aprendí a conducir un taxi.
During my last visit, I learned to drive a taxi.
In this example, 'taxi' is still a noun, used as the direct object of the verb, indicating the type of vehicle learned to be driven.
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