B2verbworktechnology
US/ˈtel.ɪ.kə.mjuːt/
UK/ˈtel.ɪ.kə.mjuːt/
to work from home using the internet and phone instead of going to an office
In context
Since the merger, most of our staff have telecommuted two days a week.
I telecommute from a small apartment, so I need a quiet corner.
Employees who telecommute often save hours of travel time each week.
Words that go with telecommute
verb + adverb
- telecommute full-timeHe telecommutes full-time from another state.
- telecommute twice a weekOur team telecommutes twice a week.
verb + preposition
- telecommute from homeYou may telecommute from home on Fridays.
- allow employees to telecommuteThe firm allows employees to telecommute.
- choose to telecommuteMany parents choose to telecommute while children are small.
- telecommute toShe telecommutes to a firm in London.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
telecommute to homeCorrect: telecommute from home