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1. adjective1) häufig2. transitive verbit's a frequent occurrence — es kommt häufig vor
frequentieren (geh.); häufig besuchen [Café, Klub usw.]much frequented — stark frequentiert (geh.)
* * *1. ['fri:kwənt] adjective(happening often: He made frequent journeys.) häufig2. [fri'kwent] verb(to visit often: He used to frequent the George Hotel.) oft aufsuchen- academic.ru/29427/frequency">frequency- frequently* * *fre·quentI. adj[ˈfri:kwənt]1. (happening often) häufig2. (regular) regelmäßigI'm not a very \frequent attender at club meetings ich besuche Klubsitzungen nicht sehr regelmäßigII. vt[frɪˈkwent, AM ˈfri:kwent]to \frequent a place einen Ort häufig besuchen* * *['friːkwənt]1. adjhäufig; reports zahlreich; complaint, criticism häufig geäußertshe made frequent visits to Glasgow — sie reiste oft or häufig nach Glasgow
take frequent breaks —
he is famous for his frequent changes of mind — er ist bekannt dafür, dass er häufig seine Meinung ändert
her absences were frequent — sie war oft or häufig abwesend
do you suffer from frequent headaches? — haben Sie häufig or oft Kopfschmerzen?
violent clashes were a frequent occurrence — es kam häufig or oft zu gewalttätigen Zusammenstößen [frɪ'kwent]
2. vt (form)place (oft or häufig) besuchenhe liked to frequent the bars — er hielt sich gern in den Bars auf
a house which was frequented by all sorts of famous people — ein Haus, in dem alle möglichen Berühmtheiten verkehrten
* * *1. häufig (wiederkehrend), öfter vorkommend, (häufig) wiederholt2. häufig, regelmäßig:he is a frequent visitor er kommt häufig zu Besuchfreq. abk1. frequent (frequently)* * *1. adjective1) häufig2) (habitual, constant) eifrig [[Kino-, Theater]besucher, Briefschreiber]2. transitive verbfrequentieren (geh.); häufig besuchen [Café, Klub usw.]much frequented — stark frequentiert (geh.)
* * *adj.häufig adj.
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