commuting

英 [kəˈmjuːtɪŋ]

美 [kəˈmjuːtɪŋ]

v.  (乘公共汽车、火车、汽车等)上下班往返，经常往返(于两地); 减刑; 代偿
commute的现在分词

现在分词：commuting　

BNC.22279 / COCA.19308

柯林斯词典

• VERB (经很远的路程)上下班往返;通勤
  If youcommute, you travel a long distance every day between your home and your place of work.
  1. Mike commutes to London every day...
     迈克每天都去伦敦上班。
  2. McLaren began commuting between Paris and London...
     麦克拉伦开始往返于巴黎与伦敦之间。
  3. He's going to commute.
     他打算乘长途车往返上下班。
• N-COUNT 上下班路程
  Acommuteis the journey that you make when you commute.
  1. The average Los Angeles commute is over 60 miles a day.
     洛杉矶的平均上下班路程为每天60多英里。
• VERB 减轻(刑罚)
  If a death sentence or prison sentenceis commuted toa less serious punishment, it is changed to that punishment.
  1. His death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment...
     他的死刑被减为无期徒刑。
  2. Prison sentences have been commuted.
     服刑期得以减短。

英英释义

noun

• the travel of a commuter
  Synonym:commutation

双语例句

• Higher-paying jobs require longer commuting times, safety risks, frequent travel, long hours.
  高薪工作要求上下班时间更长、涉及安全风险、经常出差、工作时间长。
• How much time do you spend commuting every week?
  每周你花了多少时间在来回上下班的路上？
• He spent that year commuting between New York and Chicago.
  那年他穿梭来往于纽约与芝加哥之间。
• Huang and her colleagues found a clear correlation between commuting in the same direction and higher marital satisfaction.
  黄和她的同事发现通勤方向相同和高婚姻满意度之间存在着明显的相关关系。
• You spend about a fifteenth of your life commuting.
  你一生中大约十五分之一的时间花在上下班的途中。
• A: I heard commuting in Guangzhou is hell.
  我听说在广州上下班很麻烦。
• Use your commuting time for something useful.
  利用你上下班路上的时间来做点有意义的事情。
• Workday demands, commuting, social events and kids 'schedules frequently dominate& inevitably clashing with the body's circadian rhythms of waking and sleeping.
  每天的工作任务、上下班的交通、社交活动和孩子的日程安排经常支配了我们的时间&不可避免地与人体苏醒和睡眠的生物周期节律发生冲突。
• For many of them, commuting between Shenzhen and Hong Kong is just a part of daily life.
  对他们中的很多人来说，上下班往返于深圳和香港只是他们日常生活的一部分。
• In some large cities, people from outskirts prefer commuting to the city than driving by themselves.
  在一些大城市里，住在郊区的人们喜欢乘公交车进城上班，而不愿自己开车。