noun
definition
An arrangement whereby several people travel together in the same car in order to save costs, reduce pollution etc.
definition
The group of people who participate in such a pool.
verb
definition
To travel together in such a pool.
Examples of carpool in a Sentence
Let's carpool, it'll be much more efficient.
If you carpool in a taxi, you can split the fare.
Using the minivan to carpool to the game was a brilliant idea, Carol!
Trying cooking at home instead of eating out, carpool to work, or share your living expenses with a roommate.
If this is not feasible, look for carpool possibilities.
Roger and I plan to carpool for the next three months, to save on gas costs.
We decided to use the church van to carpool to the camp.
Maybe the parent carpool dissolves the week before you head to camp.
They've never had to drive a carpool of screaming children through a traffic jam or get their two-year-old to eat her veggies!
Take mass transportation, carpool, or walk whenever possible to reduce carbon emissions.
Carpool, ride a bike, or use public transportation to save fuel and reduce carbon emissions.
Still other women finish their makeup on a crowded subway or carpool.
Arrange to carpool to the park with friends or family members to split the cost of parking rather than paying for multiple cars.
Whether we are running a company or a carpool, when we don't take a breather and focus on our non-parent selves, our joy is too often displaced by feelings of resentment and pointless stress.
Walk, take public transportation, or carpool to work.
Arrange a group visit to the zoo to take advantage of discounted admission for groups, and carpool at the same time to save on parking fees.
For example, you may not be able to arrange for a carpool to work because you don't live anywhere near your coworkers.
Lily promised to pick up John in the morning for their carpool.
We're riding to work together tomorrow, a carpool, if you will.
Thank goodness, they're finally putting in carpool lanes on the local highway.
Carpool to work to avoid paying for gas.
Since you're driving a roomy SUV, offer to carpool with neighbors, family members or coworkers.
Walk, ride a bike, carpool, or use the bus.
Carpool with fellow employees or if you have children that you take to school or activities carpool with a group of parents.
One benefit of carpooling is bypassing the traffic by using the carpool lane.
The family usually takes a carpool to the grandparents house; it saves on gas and gives the cousins a chance to catch up.