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Definition of tuk-tuk in English: tuk-tuknoun ˈtʊktʊkˈto͝okto͝ok (in Thailand) a three-wheeled motorized vehicle used as a taxi. Example sentencesExamples - Most Thai people opt for a tuk-tuk - a covered three-wheeled cross between a motorbike and a car, which serves as a taxi - or a moped.
- New York has millions of yellow cabs, Bangkok has tuk-tuks… and London has the famous black London taxi.
- The train is not only faster and cleaner, but with an operating sound output of 0.1dB, is also significantly quieter than buses or the precarious three wheeled tuk-tuks.
- We took a ferryboat with a group of saffron-robed monks and rode in tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motor carts used to maneuver tourists through traffic.
- So said she had fallen asleep in a tuk-tuk, a three-wheeled taxi cab.
Definition of tuk-tuk in US English: tuk-tuknounˈto͝okto͝ok (in Thailand) a three-wheeled motorized vehicle used as a taxi. Example sentencesExamples - Most Thai people opt for a tuk-tuk - a covered three-wheeled cross between a motorbike and a car, which serves as a taxi - or a moped.
- So said she had fallen asleep in a tuk-tuk, a three-wheeled taxi cab.
- New York has millions of yellow cabs, Bangkok has tuk-tuks… and London has the famous black London taxi.
- We took a ferryboat with a group of saffron-robed monks and rode in tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motor carts used to maneuver tourists through traffic.
- The train is not only faster and cleaner, but with an operating sound output of 0.1dB, is also significantly quieter than buses or the precarious three wheeled tuk-tuks.
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