commutes
Goes to work
Commutes is the plural of commute, the regular journey between home and work: My commute takes forty minutes each way.
The verb means to make this journey regularly: She commutes by train.
In legal contexts, to commute a sentence is to reduce its severity: The governor commuted his death sentence to life imprisonment.
These senses connect through the idea of exchange—trading one location for another, or one punishment for a lesser one.
Movement along routes
- carpoolShared commute arrangement
- busLarge passenger vehicle
- trainRail vehicle or instruct
- metroUrban rail transit
subway · bicycle · highway · transit · journey · distance · route · timetable
Assembled collection of things
- algebraMath using symbols
- ringClosed curve shape
- binaryConsisting of two parts
- operationProcess of working
associative · element · identity · isomorphism · permutation · matrix · multiplication · addition
traffic
Movement along routes
metro · subway · bicycle · highway · transit · journey · distance · route · timetable · schedule
group
Assembled collection of things
operation · associative · element · identity · isomorphism · permutation · matrix · multiplication · addition · symmetry
- everyday lifedaily routine, routines, errands, chores, bills
- traveltrip, trips, journey, journeys, travel
- annoyancesannoyance, annoyances, irritations, irritation, nuisance
- roadshighway, highways, road, freeway, roads
- morning commuteRegular trip to work
- commuter linesTransit serving suburb-to-city travelers
- commuter trainMass transit for workers
- commuter schedulesListed departure and arrival times
- long commuteLengthy daily work travel
- evening commuteAfter-work journey home
commute, commuter, commuting, commuted, commuters, commutation, commutative, commutator, commutable