1com·mute 
/kəˈmju:t/ verb
com·mutes; com·mut·ed; com·mut·ing /kəˈmju:t/ verb 1 [no obj] : to travel regularly to and from a place and especially between where you live and where you work
▪ He commutes to work every day by train. ▪ She commutes 400 miles a week. — compare telecommute 2 [+ obj] law : to change (a punishment) to a less severe one
▪ The judge commuted his death sentence to life imprisonment.
▪ He commutes to work every day by train. ▪ She commutes 400 miles a week. — compare telecommute
▪ The judge commuted his death sentence to life imprisonment.
— com·mut·er /kəˈmju:tɚ/ noun, plural com·mut·ers [count]
▪ busy commuters on their way to work ▪ a commuter train
/kəˈmju:tɚ/ noun, plural com·mut·ers [count] ▪ busy commuters on their way to work ▪ a commuter train
