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In addition to 出租汽车 (chūzū qìchē), which directly translates to "taxi," you can use several other terms in Chinese that convey a similar meaning:
1. 的士 (dīshì) - This term is commonly used in some regions, especially in Hong Kong and Macau, to refer specifically to taxis. It's borrowed from the English word "taxi."
2. 出租车 (chūzū chē) - This is another common term for taxi, and it means "rental car" or "hire car." It is often used interchangeably with 出租汽车 (chūzū qìchē).
3. 计程车 (jìchéngchē) - This term literally means "metered vehicle" and is used in mainland China to refer to taxis. It emphasizes that the fare is calculated based on the distance traveled.
While all these terms can refer to taxis, 出租汽车 (chūzū qìchē) and 出租车 (chūzū chē) are the most widely understood across different regions in China.
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出租汽车 (chūzū qìchē) is the Chinese word for "taxi". It can be used in a sentence such as: 我们可以坐出租汽车去机场 (wǒmen kěyǐ zuò chūzū qìchē qù jīchǎng), which translates to "We can take a taxi to the airport".
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出租汽车 (chūzū qìchē) and 出租车 (chūzūchē) are generally interchangeable. They both mean taxis or cabs that can be rented or hailed for transportation.
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