Taxied Meaning in English
word · lemma: taxi
ˈtæksid
TAK-seed
tˈæksid
tak-SEED
Definition
For airplanes, 'taxied' means moved slowly along the ground under the plane’s own power, usually before takeoff or after landing.
Usage & Nuances
'Taxied' is only used for aircraft, not cars; it's the past tense of 'taxi' (as a verb). Commonly said: 'the plane taxied to the gate.' Not related to passenger taxis.
Spanish: rodó (avión) - fue rodando (avión)Portuguese (BR): taxiou (avião) - rodou (avião)Portuguese (PT): taxiou (avião) - rolou (avião)Chinese (Simplified): 滑行（飞机）Chinese (Traditional): 滑行（飛機）Hindi: टैक्सी चलाना (विमान)Arabic: تحرّك على الأرض (طائرة)Bengali: ট্যাক্সি করলRussian: рулилJapanese: タキシングしたVietnamese: đã lăn bánhKorean: 지상 주행했다Turkish: taksi yaptıUrdu: ٹیکسی کیاIndonesian: melaju di landasan
Example Sentences
The airplane taxied to the runway.
basic
After landing, the jet taxied to the gate.
basic
The pilot taxied slowly because of the rain.
basic
We watched as the big plane taxied past our window.
natural
They cheered as she taxied the plane for her very first flight.
natural
It was dark as we taxied to our parking spot.
natural