English

Etymology
From Latin frequens

Pronunciation
Adjective:
IPA|/fɹi�kw�n̩t/
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Verb:
IPA|/fɹi�kw�n̩t/
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Adjective
frequent (more frequent, most frequent)

1. referring to something done or occurring often

#: I take frequent breaks so I don't get too tired.
#: There are frequent trains to the beach available.
#: I am a frequent visitor to that city.

Translations

Chinese: 頻�, ��
Czech: �astý m
Dutch: veelvuldig, frequent#Dutch|frequent
French: fréquent m, fréquente f
German: häufig
Greek: ���ν�� m, ���νή f, ���ν� n
Icelandic: tíður m, tíð f, títt n
Italian: frequente, assiduo
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Japanese: 頻��
Korean: ���
Latin: frequens
Portuguese: freqüente m/f
Russian: �а���й m, �а��а� f, �а��ое n, �а���е p
Spanish: frecuente m/f
Turkish: sıkça

Transitive verb
rfc-trverb|Transitive verb
frequent, frequents, frequented, frequenting

1. visit often

#: I used to frequent that restaurant.

Translations

French: fréquenter, hanter
Icelandic: stunda, sækja
Italian: frequentare
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Related terms
frequency
frequently
infrequent
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