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frequenter
frecuente
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
frequently [Am ˈfrikwəntli, Brit ˈfriːkwəntli] ADV
unfrequented [Am ˌənfrəˈkwɛn(t)əd, Brit ʌnfrɪˈkwɛntɪd] ADJ
I. frequent ADJ [Am ˈfrikwənt, Brit ˈfriːkw(ə)nt]
frequent attempts/journeys/criticism
frequent visitor
II. frequent VERB trans [Am friˈkwɛnt, Brit frɪˈkwɛnt]
frequent flier SUBST
frequent flier LUFTF, MKTG
frequent flier attr program/scheme
infrequent [Am ɪnˈfrikwənt, Brit ɪnˈfriːkw(ə)nt] ADJ
high-frequency [Am ˌhaɪ ˈfrikwənsi, Brit hʌɪ ˈfriːkwənsi] ADJ
infrequently [Am ɪnˈfrikwəntli, Brit ɪnˈfriːkw(ə)ntli] ADV
low-frequency [Am ˌloʊˈfrikwənsi, Brit ləʊˈfriːkwənsi] ADJ
video frequency SUBST
frequency <pl frequencies> [Am ˈfrikwənsi, Brit ˈfriːkw(ə)nsi] SUBST
1. frequency U (of visits, events):
2. frequency U or C:
frequency PHYS, RADIO, TV
3. frequency U or C (in statistics):
im PONS Wörterbuch
frequently [ˈfri:kwəntli] ADV
unfrequented [ˌʌnfrɪˈkwentɪd, Am ʌnˈfri:kwent̬ɪd] ADJ
infrequent [ɪnˈfri:kwənt] ADJ
frequent1 [ˈfri:kwənt] ADJ
tupido, -a Méx
frequent2 [frɪˈkwent] VERB trans
high frequency ADJ
frequency <-cies> [ˈfri:kwəntsi] SUBST kein Pl
frequency band SUBST
ultrahigh frequency [ˌʌltrəˌhaɪˈfri:kwəntsi] SUBST kein Pl
frequency modulation SUBST
im PONS Wörterbuch
frequently [ˈfri·kwənt·li] ADV
unfrequented [ʌn·ˈfri·kwen·tɪd] ADJ
infrequent [ɪn·ˈfri·kwənt] ADJ
frequent1 [ˈfri·kwənt] ADJ (occurring often)
tupido, -a Méx
frequent2 [frɪ·ˈkwent] VERB trans (visit regularly)
low frequency SUBST
high frequency ADJ
frequency band SUBST
frequency <-cies> [ˈfri·kwən·tsi] SUBST
frequency modulation SUBST
Present
Ifrequent
youfrequent
he/she/itfrequents
wefrequent
youfrequent
theyfrequent
Past
Ifrequented
youfrequented
he/she/itfrequented
wefrequented
youfrequented
theyfrequented
Present Perfect
Ihavefrequented
youhavefrequented
he/she/ithasfrequented
wehavefrequented
youhavefrequented
theyhavefrequented
Past Perfect
Ihadfrequented
youhadfrequented
he/she/ithadfrequented
wehadfrequented
youhadfrequented
theyhadfrequented
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The lab's primary purpose was to conduct experiments with high frequency electricity and other phenomena.
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As a second consequence, there is a high frequency of natural hybrids in this genus and the possibility of back-crossings of these.
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This additional high frequency energy has the potential to damage a loudspeaker via overheating.
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Another example of this technique is modelling the carriers crossing the base region in a high frequency transistor.
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Although all commonly prey on snakes, there are two species in particular that do so with high frequency, including preying on black mambas.
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