Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɪt.ni/
noun a small bus or van that carries passengers for a low fare
A1 I took a jitney to get to the market.
A2 The jitney driver was friendly and helpful.
B1 Jitneys are a popular mode of transportation in some countries.
B2 The jitney ride was bumpy but enjoyable.
C1 The jitney service in this city is known for its efficiency.
C2 The jitney driver navigated through the crowded streets with ease.
verb None
A1 I jitney to work every morning because I don't have a car.
A2 She jitneys around the city to save money on transportation.
B1 The company decided to jitney their employees to the conference to reduce costs.
B2 After the bus broke down, they had to jitney the passengers to their destination.
C1 The government implemented a new system to jitney citizens to remote areas for medical care.
C2 The organization regularly jitneys supplies to areas affected by natural disasters.
adjective None
A1 I saw a jitney bus on the street.
A2 The jitney fare was cheaper than taking a taxi.
B1 The jitney service was reliable and efficient.
B2 The jitney driver was friendly and helpful.
C1 The jitney route covered various neighborhoods in the city.
C2 The jitney company implemented new technology to improve their services.
adverb None
A1 I waited for the jitney to arrive at the bus stop.
A2 She traveled around the city by jitney to save money.
B1 The jitney driver drove cautiously through the busy streets.
B2 The passengers boarded the jitney quickly and found seats near the back.
C1 The jitney service was reliable and affordable for daily commuters.
C2 Despite the rain, the jitney continued to operate smoothly and efficiently.
pronoun None
A1 I took a jitney to get to the market.
A2 The jitney driver was friendly and helpful.
B1 The jitney was crowded with passengers on their way to work.
B2 I prefer taking a jitney over a taxi because it's more affordable.
C1 The jitney service in this city is reliable and convenient.
C2 The jitney dropped us off right in front of the hotel, saving us a long walk.
preposition None
A1 I took a jitney to the market.
A2 She traveled around the city by jitney.
B1 The jitney driver dropped me off at the bus station.
B2 We decided to hire a jitney for our group outing.
C1 The jitney service was efficient and affordable.
C2 The jitney route included stops at all major tourist attractions.
conjunction None
A1 I took a jitney to the market and bought some fruits.
A2 She missed the bus, so she decided to take a jitney instead.
B1 The jitney arrived late, but we still managed to reach the destination on time.
B2 Despite the heavy rain, the jitney continued its route without any delays.
C1 The jitney service in this city is reliable and affordable for daily commuting.
C2 Having experienced various modes of transportation, I find the jitney to be the most convenient option for short distances.
interjection None
A1 Jitney! I forgot my umbrella at home.
A2 Jitney! That movie was so boring.
B1 Jitney! Can you pass me the salt, please?
B2 Jitney! I can't believe we won the game.
C1 Jitney! This restaurant has the best food in town.
C2 Jitney! I never expected to see you here.
article None
A1 I took a jitney to get to the market.
A2 The jitney driver was friendly and helpful.
B1 Jitneys are a popular mode of transportation in some countries.
B2 The jitney stopped at various locations to pick up passengers.
C1 The jitney service was efficient and affordable.
C2 The jitney route covered a large area of the city.
formal The jitney service was a popular mode of transportation in the early 20th century.
informal Let's hop on the jitney to get to the beach.
slang I'll catch a jitney downtown to meet you at the bar.
figurative The jitney of opportunity only comes around once in a lifetime.
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