Translation of "Cab" in Spanish

0.017 sec.

Examples of using "Cab" in a sentence and their spanish translations:

The cab arrived late.

- El taxi llegó con retraso.
- El taxi atrasado llegó.

Let's get a cab.

Tomemos un taxi.

A cab is waiting.

Hay un taxi esperando.

She took a cab.

Ella tomó un taxi.

I'll get a cab.

Voy a tomar un taxi.

Tom tipped the cab driver.

Tom le dio propina al taxista.

Jim called me a cab.

Jim me pidió un taxi.

I'll call you a cab.

Te llamaré un taxi.

Tom got in the cab.

Tom se metió en el taxi.

There's a cab waiting outside.

Hay un taxi esperando fuera.

Where can I get a cab?

¿Dónde puedo tomar un taxi?

He called a cab for me.

Él llamó a un taxi para mí.

I got out of the cab.

Salí del taxi.

- He needs a cab.
- She needs a cab.
- He needs a taxi.
- She needs a taxi.

Ella necesita un taxi.

I left my umbrella in the cab.

Dejé mi paraguas en el taxi.

Why can't we just take a cab?

¿Por qué no podemos tomar un taxi?

I went to the hotel by cab.

Fui al hotel en taxi.

I just want to find a cab.

Solo quiero encontrar un taxi.

I took a cab to the station.

- Tomé un taxi a la estación.
- Fui a la estación en taxi.

She went to the museum by cab.

Ella fue al museo en taxi.

I couldn't find a cab last night.

Anoche no pude encontrar un taxi.

He got out of the cab in haste.

Se bajó precipitadamente del taxi.

- The taxi arrived late.
- The cab arrived late.

El taxi atrasado llegó.

- Let's take a taxi.
- Let's get a cab.

Tomemos un taxi.

- Tom needs a cab.
- Tom needs a taxi.

Tomás necesita un taxi.

He wanted the cab driver to turn left.

Él quería que el taxista girase a la izquierda.

- I need a cab.
- I need a taxi.

Necesito un taxi.

He took a cab to arrive on time.

Él tomó el taxi para llegar a tiempo.

A cab crashed into a train this Wednesday.

Un colectivo y un tren chocaron este miércoles.

I was just going to call a cab.

- Ahora mismo iba a llamar a un taxi.
- Estaba a punto de llamar a un taxi.

- Let's take a taxi.
- Let's take a cab.

- Tomemos un taxi.
- Cojamos un taxi.

Would you like me to get you a cab?

- ¿Quiere que le llame a un taxi?
- ¿Quieres que te llame un taxi?

Yesterday night, I shared a cab with Paris Hilton.

Anoche compartí taxi con Paris Hilton.

Did you work as a cab driver in Germany?

¿Has trabajado de taxista en Alemania?

The cab driver, the passenger on the cruise ship,

el taxista, el pasajero en un crucero,

Would you like me to call you a cab?

¿Quieres que te pida un taxi?

Tom had no money to pay for a cab.

Tom no tenía dinero para pagar un taxi.

- She went by cab to the museum.
- She went to the museum by cab.
- She went to the museum by taxi.

Ella fue al museo en taxi.

- He called me a cab.
- He called me a taxi.
- He called a taxi for me.
- He called a cab for me.

Él me llamó un taxi.

- He called me a cab.
- He called me a taxi.

Él me llamó un taxi.

- He is a taxi driver.
- He is a cab driver.

Él es taxista.

I caught a cab from the station to the hotel.

- Cogí un taxi desde la estación hasta el hotel.
- Cogí un taxi de la estación al hotel.

In Japan you can always catch a cab, day or night.

En Japón se puede coger un taxi tanto de día como de noche.

Tom leaned forward and tapped the cab driver on the shoulder.

Tom se inclinó hacia delante y golpeó suavemente en el hombro al conductor del taxi.

- Let's take a taxi.
- Let's take a cab.
- Let's take a taxi!

- Tomemos un taxi.
- Cojamos un taxi.

- Should I call you a cab?
- Should I call you a taxi?

¿Debería yo llamarte un taxi?

- He called a taxi for me.
- He called a cab for me.

- Él llamó a un taxi para mí.
- Llamó a un taxi para mí.

- Tom got out of the taxi.
- Tom got out of the cab.

- Tom bajó del taxi.
- Tom se bajó del taxi.

- How can I call a cab?
- How can I call a taxi?

¿Cómo llamo a un taxi?

- She went by cab to the museum.
- She went to the museum by cab.
- She went to the museum by taxi.
- She took the taxi to the museum.

Ella fue al museo en taxi.

- I couldn't find a taxi last night.
- I couldn't find a cab last night.

Anoche no pude encontrar un taxi.

- She is a taxi driver.
- He is a taxi driver.
- He is a cab driver.

Ella es taxista.

Jose is one of the suspects of murdering a cab driver in Rio de Janeiro.

José es uno de los sospechosos de asesinar a un taxista en Río de Janeiro.

- She went by cab to the museum.
- She went to the museum by cab.
- She went to the museum by taxi.
- She took the taxi to the museum.
- She took a taxi to the museum.

Ella fue al museo en taxi.

Wait. I think I’ve got an analogy for this. It’s like you’re a cab driver and instead

Espera, creo que tengo una analogia para esto. Es como si tu fueras un conductor de taxi, pero en vez

- The taxi has arrived.
- The cab is here.
- The taxi is here.
- The cab's here.
- The taxi's here.

El taxi ha llegado.

- Tom got out of the taxi.
- Tom got out of the cab.
- Tom got out of the taxicab.

Tom se bajó del taxi.

- Where can I get a taxi?
- Where can I get a cab?
- Where can I find a taxi?

¿Dónde puedo tomar un taxi?

Only a poor man knows what such a passion costs in cab-hire, gloves, linen, tailor's bills, and the like. If the Platonic stage lasts a little too long, the affair grows ruinous.

Solo un joven pobre puede saber lo que una pasión cuesta en coches, en guantes, en ropa, en trapos, etc. Cuando el amor permanece más tiempo de la cuenta platónico, se vuelve ruinoso.