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carpool
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car·pool  (kärpl)
n. also car pool
1. An arrangement whereby several participants or their children travel together in one vehicle, the participants sharing the costs and often taking turns as the driver.
2. A group, as of commuters or parents, participating in a carpool.
v. also car-pool car·pooled, car·pool·ing, car·pools
v.intr.
To travel in a carpool.
v.tr.
To transport by means of a carpool: carpool the children to school.

carpooler n.
Translations
carpool
n
(= people)Fahrgemeinschaft f
(= vehicles)Fuhrpark m
vieine Fahrgemeinschaft bilden (with mit)


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For example, 57 percent of recent immigrants carpooled, dropping to just 30 percent among long-term immigrants, or those who were in the country 10 years or longer.
Until now, if a worker at a company with 250 or more employees carpooled at least five times a month for three consecutive months, they were eligible to receive a $5 gift certificate to Starbucks Coffee stores.
3% Car/truck/van, carpooled 14% Public transportation/taxis 5.
 
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