Collocation

taxi stand

preposition + article + compound noun A2 preposition + article + compound noun

A designated place where taxis wait for passengers to pick up.

Definition

'taxi stand' is a common English collocation. A designated place where taxis wait for passengers to pick up.

at the/a + taxi stand

“We waited at the taxi stand for twenty minutes before a cab finally arrived.”

We finally found an empty cab at the designated taxi stand.
After the concert, everyone rushed to the taxi stand to get home.
The hotel concierge directed us to the nearest taxi stand just outside the main entrance.

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There was a surprisingly long queue of people waiting at the taxi stand this morning.
When her flight landed late, she hurried to the taxi stand hoping to catch the last available car.
Could you please tell me where the nearest taxi stand is from here, I can't seem to find it?
The city council approved plans to add another taxi stand near the new shopping mall next month.
Despite the heavy rain, the taxi stand remained busy with arriving and departing passengers throughout the evening.
He waited patiently by the taxi stand, checking his watch every few minutes for his ride.
To avoid the rush, we decided to walk a few blocks to a less crowded taxi stand further down the street.