commute
co
mmute
ˈmjut
myoot
British pronunciation
/kəˈmjuːt/

Definición y significado de "commute"en inglés

to commute
01

viajar diariamente al trabajo

to regularly travel to one's place of work and home by different means
Intransitive
to commute definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
Living in the suburbs, they have to commute by car.
Viviendo en los suburbios, tienen que desplazarse en coche.
02

intercambiar, canjear

to exchange or give something in return for another
Transitive: to commute sth for sth
example
Ejemplos
The organization encouraged employees to commute unused vacation days for opportunities to attend workshops.
La organización animó a los empleados a canjear los días de vacaciones no utilizados por oportunidades de asistir a talleres.
03

conmutar, cambiar

to replace or exchange a penalty or punishment with a less severe one
Transitive: to commute a judicial sentence
example
Ejemplos
The president used his executive power to commute the sentences of nonviolent offenders.
El presidente utilizó su poder ejecutivo para conmutar las sentencias de los delincuentes no violentos.
04

conmutar, transformar

to exchange or alter one form of payment or obligation for another
Transitive: to commute a form of payment to another | to commute a form of payment into another
example
Ejemplos
The employee proposed to commute a portion of their salary into additional health benefits.
El empleado propuso convertir una parte de su salario en beneficios adicionales de salud.
Commute
01

trayecto

a regular journey of some distance to and from your place of work
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