Nasim
I was wondering to know what is the difference between taxi fare and taxi bill?
6 авг. 2012 г., 7:28
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'Taxi bill' is not a common phrase, and we wouldn’t really say anything but ‘fare’. Like Randy said; the phrase suggests a large taxi fare. 'Taxi fare' is the better phrase to use, but they have quite a similar meaning and no-one will be confused if you say 'taxi bill' Normally a 'fare' is a small payment you make for something that you pay for at the same time as you receive the item or service. ‘Bus fare’, ‘taxi fare’. A bill is asking for payment for something you have already received. ‘Phone bill’, ‘restaurant bill’.
6 августа 2012 г.
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In that context, "taxi bill" is the same as "taxi fare", but no one says "taxi bill". Of course, if I took a taxi from New York to San Francisco, that would be a bill!
6 августа 2012 г.
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