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commute

[kuh-myoot] / kəˈmyut /




Example Sentences

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Many of them rely on it to commute to work.

From Barron's

"Quick commerce has tapped into a huge pool of time-poor urban residents who spend long hours commuting and would rather order in essentials than step out again," he says.

From BBC

Christopher looked hesitantly at the jaculus: it would be like attempting to commute on the back of a hummingbird.

From Literature

For Scottish graduates today, starting a career in the nuclear industry can mean a commute to match the scale of Hinkley C itself.

From BBC

The attacks started to become more regular and were "an overwhelming bodily feeling" which left her terrified of being "trapped" and gradually, everyday situations – commuting, shopping, sitting in traffic – became unbearable.

From BBC