commute

/kəˈmjut/ verb C2

To regularly travel from one place to another using public transport (as opposed to private vehicles). (intransitive)
To journey, to make a journey (intransitive)

He/she/it commutes · Past commuted · Past participle commuted · -ing form commuting

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Verb forms

Base form: commute
He/she/it: commutes
Past: commuted
Past participle: commuted
-ing form: commuting

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First, you do not have to commute to work every morning.

My Office is My Kitchen, p. 1 · B1

It takes longer to commute, but the peaceful environment is absolutely worth the extra time.

A New Chapter in Dublin, p. 1 · B2

Consequently, the daily commute became an indelible fixture of the modern lifestyle, inextricably linking personal autonomy to private automobile ownership.

The Asphalt Arteries: How the Interstates Reshaped America, p. 1 · C2

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