1. plural of taxi; motor vehicles licensed to transport passengers for a fare
2. the movement of an organism in response to a stimulus
Usage: biology
3. the movement of an aircraft on the ground under its own power
Usage: aviation

Examples

• Several taxis waited outside the airport terminal.
• The hotel called two taxis for the large group.
• Yellow taxis are iconic symbols of New York City.
• The bacteria showed positive taxis toward the light source.
• The pilot requested permission for taxis to the runway.
• After landing, the plane began taxis toward the gate.