commute
//kəˈmjuːt//
Verb
commuteInfinitive
commutePresent tense
commutedPast tense
commutedPast participle
commutingPresent participle
commutesThird-person singular
1
To travel regularly between one's home and place of work or study.
I commute to work by train every day.
2
To reduce a judicial sentence, especially a sentence of death, to a less severe one.
The governor commuted the prisoner's death sentence to life imprisonment.
3
To exchange or substitute one thing for another.
The company decided to commute the old equipment for newer models.
Noun
1
A regular journey between one's home and place of work or study.
My commute to work takes about 30 minutes by train.