Synonym: exchange, move, replace, substitute, switch, travel. Similar words: commutative, community, communism, communicate, incommunicado, communicative, communication, communicate with. Meaning: [kə'mjuːt] n. a regular journey of some distance to and from your place of work. v. 1. move from one side of an equation to the other side without a change in value 2. travel back and forth regularly, as between one's place of work and home 3. change the order or arrangement of 4. exchange a penalty for a less severe one 5. exchange or replace with another, usually of the same kind or category.
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31. The commute only took twenty minutes today, for a change.
32. Now, my father has a tiring job, a long commute, and a house to rehabilitate besides.
33. Sometimes children commute long distances from home to school, from school to juku.
34. Some commute long distances while others work close to home.
35. The rules to make it through the obstacle course of a day's commute to school are carefully laid out.
36. In particular, many people have moved to the Wirral peninsula and they commute to Liverpool through the Mersey tunnel or by ferry.
37. Although the commute takes 80 minutes by mass transit, he uses the time to catch up on his reading.
38. Or get an early start on that long weekend commute, then catch up from home.
39. But my commute these days-just downtown from the Upper West Side-is so great that I hate to see it end.
40. Since then it has been the practice to commute the sentence on Western expatriates to imprisonment followed by deportation.
41. Most office workers commute from the suburbs.
42. His round-trip commute to work is less than that.
43. It's a long commute from New York to Boston.
44. MICHAEL We do everything as a twosome, from sharing our commute to working out to eating lunch.
45. Givens, a 46-year-old electrical engineer, has an extreme commute between home in Mariposa, California, and his job in San Jose.
46. His daily commute to work involved him taking five lifts to the 160th floor, climbing through a further seven tiers on vertical ladders, then squeezing into the 6ft wide spire and out of a hatch.
47. These programmers commute to the Palo Alto office only a couple of days per week.
48. But examines pours the defendant to have the paraphora, sentences him to imprison 40 days(sentencedict.com), to commute a punishment the fine.
49. Turns out that people who started using light rail to commute had a significant average weight loss over that time—equivalent to about six and a half pounds for a five-foot-five person.
50. I'm a commercial artist in an advertising agency. I work in a big city, but I prefer living in the country, so I commute to work every day, like thousands of other commuters.
51. Adopting voltage-oriented control (VOC) PWM commute control strategy, the dissertation puts forward an easy digital arithmetic to realize VOC, so calculation is reduced greatly.
52. Here, three Santas forego their sleighs in favor of an underground commute.
53. Mary used to commute five miles from her home in the suburb.
54. Because you have to commute, you get the good car.
55. Commute height period of time, autocycle team almost excessive arrived on footpath.
56. The researchers from Umea University cited the figure of 45 minutes as the kind of commute which could do damage to relationships.
57. The biggest change is to my morning and evening commute.
58. Ms. Reid sometimes rose just after 3 a.m. to make the hourlong commute to Boeing's data center in Bellevue and attended night school to earn a master's in management information systems.
59. I like that house. But there's a fly in the ointment: I have to commute so far to work.
60. How best to use my time on the commute to work?
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