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Meanings of commute in English
Synonyms
Examples for "transpose"
Examples for "transpose"
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EU countries have two years to transpose the copyright directive into national laws.
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You take your information, your encyclopedia text, and you transpose it into numerics.
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I would think that word play is very difficult to transpose.
4
Substitute Roman figures for the Arabic numerals, and transpose the letters.
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He said if I would transpose King and Davis he would be satisfied.
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Pen in hand, I arrange, permute and combine.
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However, the Stata command permute does not produce valid tests in this setting because individual observations are not exchangeable.
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The indices permute into an expanded expression; otherwise, it couldn't possibly represent a line integral, as the author says it is.
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We know only five such permuted alphabets, but there may be more.
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Randomisation was generated with a permuted-block randomisation list via interactive voice response system.
Usage of commute in English
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Reuters recently tracked residents on their daily commute from home to work.
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That, the thinking goes, will drop commute times from hours to minutes.
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Among the challenges was the commute to school which was often unreliable.
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Yet the handy commute to the city isn't its only main draw.
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It was the ideas men spoke of during their commute to work.
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Many students have to commute to do the course they have chosen.
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Saddle comfort is fine for short trips or the occasional long commute.
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And you thought your 45-minute commute to work in London was arduous!
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I started driving to make money during my hour-long commute to work.
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Some farm or commute to jobs in the capital, Skopje, others smuggle.
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He's not going to commute my sentence unless something really big happens.
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In fact, while we're at it, the commute in general could go.
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But with routes packed, he experimented with a new commute on Thursday.
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How about a healthy meal and showers for sweaty, hungry post-commute employees?
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They live too far away for me to commute to the office.
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Many of them commute into the cities each morning on the trains.
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Translations for commute
Portuguese
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Commute through the time
Commute across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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