Definition of commutable in English:

commutable

adjective kəˈmjuːtəb(ə)lkəˈmjudəb(ə)l

1(of a place or journey) allowing regular commuting to and from work.
commutable country homes
Example sentencesExamples
- The two areas are similar because they each constitute a local labour market and they each cover an area commutable by car.
- It's also really commutable - it's so easy to get back to London.
- A 34-mile drive up the A68 road to Edinburgh does make this commutable.
- We hope they will all come to work in Swindon, which is commutable.
- With Glasgow and Edinburgh easily commutable and located in such outstanding scenery, the attractions are easy to see.
- The fact that the new motorway now stretches for 72 kilometres from Dublin to Dundalk has made the town much more commutable, especially for those working at Dublin airport.
- It is not easily commutable to London, which is 1hr 50 min from the railway station.
2rare Capable of being exchanged or converted.
A has the same eigenvectors with a commutable matrix A
Example sentencesExamples
- It was hoped that such a specimen, closely resembling that obtained from newborns, would be commutable to all methods for measuring total bilirubin and be suitable for testing their accuracy.

Derivatives

commutability

noun kəmjuːtəˈbɪlɪtikəˌmjudəˈbɪlədi

Lack of commutability was attributed to the protein matrix (bovine serum) and the presence of ditaurobilirubin in the survey specimens.
Example sentencesExamples
- Residential areas around Shanghai are also increasingly important since a number of infrastructure projects have increased the commutability of residents to the city.
- The towns enviable mix of commutability and sympathetic countryside has seen it prosper.
- Located in an ideal position for commutability from all directions, the hotel can offer accommodation to guests on a short stop over visit.
- It's revitalised the area, bringing commutability to these former fields on the very outskirts of London.

Definition of commutable in US English:

commutable

adjectivekəˈmjudəb(ə)lkəˈmyo͞odəb(ə)l

1(of a place or journey) allowing regular commuting to and from work.
commutable country homes
Example sentencesExamples
- We hope they will all come to work in Swindon, which is commutable.
- The two areas are similar because they each constitute a local labour market and they each cover an area commutable by car.
- A 34-mile drive up the A68 road to Edinburgh does make this commutable.
- The fact that the new motorway now stretches for 72 kilometres from Dublin to Dundalk has made the town much more commutable, especially for those working at Dublin airport.
- It is not easily commutable to London, which is 1hr 50 min from the railway station.
- With Glasgow and Edinburgh easily commutable and located in such outstanding scenery, the attractions are easy to see.
- It's also really commutable - it's so easy to get back to London.
2rare Capable of being exchanged or converted.
A has the same eigenvectors with a commutable matrix A
Example sentencesExamples
- It was hoped that such a specimen, closely resembling that obtained from newborns, would be commutable to all methods for measuring total bilirubin and be suitable for testing their accuracy.

单词	commutable
释义	Definition of commutable in English: commutable adjective kəˈmjuːtəb(ə)lkəˈmjudəb(ə)l 1(of a place or journey) allowing regular commuting to and from work. commutable country homes Example sentencesExamples The two areas are similar because they each constitute a local labour market and they each cover an area commutable by car. It's also really commutable - it's so easy to get back to London. A 34-mile drive up the A68 road to Edinburgh does make this commutable. We hope they will all come to work in Swindon, which is commutable. With Glasgow and Edinburgh easily commutable and located in such outstanding scenery, the attractions are easy to see. The fact that the new motorway now stretches for 72 kilometres from Dublin to Dundalk has made the town much more commutable, especially for those working at Dublin airport. It is not easily commutable to London, which is 1hr 50 min from the railway station. 2rare Capable of being exchanged or converted. A has the same eigenvectors with a commutable matrix A Example sentencesExamples It was hoped that such a specimen, closely resembling that obtained from newborns, would be commutable to all methods for measuring total bilirubin and be suitable for testing their accuracy. Derivatives commutability noun kəmjuːtəˈbɪlɪtikəˌmjudəˈbɪlədi Lack of commutability was attributed to the protein matrix (bovine serum) and the presence of ditaurobilirubin in the survey specimens. Example sentencesExamples Residential areas around Shanghai are also increasingly important since a number of infrastructure projects have increased the commutability of residents to the city. The towns enviable mix of commutability and sympathetic countryside has seen it prosper. Located in an ideal position for commutability from all directions, the hotel can offer accommodation to guests on a short stop over visit. It's revitalised the area, bringing commutability to these former fields on the very outskirts of London. Definition of commutable in US English: commutable adjectivekəˈmjudəb(ə)lkəˈmyo͞odəb(ə)l 1(of a place or journey) allowing regular commuting to and from work. commutable country homes Example sentencesExamples We hope they will all come to work in Swindon, which is commutable. The two areas are similar because they each constitute a local labour market and they each cover an area commutable by car. A 34-mile drive up the A68 road to Edinburgh does make this commutable. The fact that the new motorway now stretches for 72 kilometres from Dublin to Dundalk has made the town much more commutable, especially for those working at Dublin airport. It is not easily commutable to London, which is 1hr 50 min from the railway station. With Glasgow and Edinburgh easily commutable and located in such outstanding scenery, the attractions are easy to see. It's also really commutable - it's so easy to get back to London. 2rare Capable of being exchanged or converted. A has the same eigenvectors with a commutable matrix A Example sentencesExamples It was hoped that such a specimen, closely resembling that obtained from newborns, would be commutable to all methods for measuring total bilirubin and be suitable for testing their accuracy.
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