shu
ttle
Third Person
shuttles
Present Participle
shuttling
Past Tense
shuttled
Past Participle
shuttled
1
to convey or move people or items back and forth between locations
transitive
- The hotel provides a service to shuttle guests from the airport to the hotel and vice versa.
- The ferry shuttles passengers across the river throughout the day.
- The bus company shuttles commuters from the suburbs to the city center during rush hours.
- The ski resort shuttles skiers from the base to the mountain peak using a cable car.
- The water taxi shuttles tourists between different islands, offering a scenic transport option.
2
to make frequent trips back and forth
- As part of his job, the sales representative shuttles between the main office and various client locations.
- The professor shuttles between the university campuses to teach classes.
- The consultant shuttles between different cities to meet with clients and attend conferences.
- The pilot shuttles between the airline's hub and regional airports on a weekly basis.
- The musician shuttles between recording studios in Los Angeles and New York for different projects.