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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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Divided into seven sections reflecting the seven days in which God created all there is, Earth Trek includes such recommendations as removing shoes before entering one's apartment to reduce dust, lead, and pesticide imprints; writing letters to elected representatives about serious environmental issues; organize a carpooling program; consider population issues when planning one's family; and much more.
I'm certainly carpooling and conserving on gas when possible.
Carpooling to work brought Justin and his dad a lot closer.
 
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