frequented
frɪˈkwɛntɪd
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Definition of frequented - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
placesvisited often by people
  • The cafe is frequented by students and artists.
popular
2.
usagecommonly used or taken
  • This path is frequented by hikers and nature lovers.
popular well-traveled
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Origin of frequented

Latin, frequentare (to visit often)

Terms with frequented included in their meaning

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supernatural
frequented by ghosts or spirits
tourist areas
relating to or characteristic of areas frequented by tourists
community
local pub frequented by neighborhood residents
frequented place
location frequently visited for specific activities
frequented
frequently used or visited
social
frequented by many people
memory
return to places previously frequented
unfrequented
not much visited or frequented by people

Examples of frequented in a sentence

  • This beach is frequented by tourists all year round.
  • The frequented café is known for its excellent coffee.
  • This road is frequented by cyclists on weekends.

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  1. French:fréquenté, emprunté, ...
  2. German:häufig besucht, häufig genutzt, ...
  3. Italian:frequentato, battuto, ...
  4. Spanish:visitado, transitado, ...
  5. Portuguese:frequentado, utilizado, ...
  6. Chinese:常去的, 经常使用的, ...
  7. Japanese:よく訪れる, よく使われる, ...
  8. Arabic:مقصود, معتاد, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹפּוּלָרִי, נָפוֹץ, ...
  10. Russian:часто посещаемый, часто используемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відвідуваний, використовуваний, ...
  12. Hindi:लोकप्रिय, अक्सर उपयोग किया गया, ...
frequent
ˈfriːkwənt

Definition of frequent - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
commonhappening often or regularly
  • Frequent rain showers are expected this week.
common usual
2.
timeoccurring at short intervals
  • The frequent stops made the journey longer.
regular repeated
3.
behaviorhabitual or persistent in behavior
  • He is a frequent visitor to the library.
regular repeated

Verb

tr.
1.
regular visitsDatedvisit or go to regularlyDated
  • She frequents the local coffee shop every morning..
haunt patronize
2.
businessDatedbe a regular customer or client ofDated
  • He frequents the same coffee shop every morning.
patronize visit
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Expressions with frequent

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person who travels by airplane very often
She is a frequent flier with many airline miles.
points earned by flying with an airline
She redeemed her frequent flier miles for a free flight.
person who travels often by airplane
She is a frequent flyer with several airlines.
person who regularly provides content or input
She is a frequent contributor to the magazine, writing articles every month.

Origin of frequent

Latin, frequens (crowded)

Examples of frequent in a sentence

  • She has frequent flyer miles with the airline.
  • Frequent updates kept the software running smoothly.
  • The frequent meetings ensured everyone was informed.
  • She is a frequent diner at that restaurant.
  • Frequent complaints were made about the noise.
  • They frequent the gym to stay fit.

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  1. French:fréquent, fréquenter, ...
  2. German:häufig, häufig besuchen, ...
  3. Italian:frequente, frequentare, ...
  4. Spanish:frecuente, visitar regularmente, ...
  5. Portuguese:frequente, visitar regularmente, ...
  6. Chinese:频繁, 经常光顾, ...
  7. Japanese:頻繁な, 頻繁に訪れる, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَكَرِّر, تَرَدَّدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:תָּדִיר, לִפְקוֹד, ...
  10. Russian:частый, регулярно посещать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:частий, часто відвідувати, ...
  12. Hindi:बारंबार, नियमित रूप से जाना, ...
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