terms |
commutes |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb commutes is
.
commute |
commutes |
As verbs the difference between commute and commutes
is that
commute is to regularly travel from one's home to one's workplace or school, or
vice versa while
commutes is third-person singular of commute.
As nouns the difference between commute and commutes
is that
commute is a regular journey to or from a place of employment, such as work or school while
commutes is plural of commute.
commutes |
commutability |
As a verb commutes
is .
As a noun commutability is
the quality of being commutable.
communes |
commutes |
As a proper noun communes
is .
As a verb commutes is
.
commuted |
commutes |
As verbs the difference between commuted and commutes
is that
commuted is past tense of commute while
commutes is third-person singular of commute.
As a noun commutes is
plural of commute.
commutes |
commuter |
As a verb commutes
is .
As a noun commuter is
a person who regularly travels from one place to another, typically to work.
As an adjective commuter is
typically of an aircraft, train etc, designed for use by commuters.
commutes |
commuters |
As a verb commutes
is .
As a noun commuters is
.
commutes |
computes |
As verbs the difference between commutes and computes
is that
commutes is while
computes is .
commotes |
commutes |
As nouns the difference between commotes and commutes
is that
commotes is plural of lang=en while
commutes is plural of commute.
As a verb commutes is
third-person singular of commute.
