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Meanings of frequent in English

Portuguese
patrocinar

Do one's shopping at; do business with; be a customer or client of.

    patrocinar
    Portuguese
    frequente
    Catalan
    habitual
    Spanish
    habitual

    Coming at short intervals or habitually.

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          frequente
          Portuguese
          frequentar
          Catalan
          sovintejar
          Spanish
          frecuentar

          Be a regular or frequent visitor to a certain place.

                frequentar

                Frequent.

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                        Usage of frequent in English
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                        Current guidelines remain appropriate; however, frequent hepatic function tests should be conducted.
                        Pubmed
                        2
                        Results: Physical nutrition impact symptoms and unmet needs for support were frequent.
                        Pubmed
                        3
                        Another frequent question is about the health hazards associated with electric lines.
                        Independent.ie
                        4
                        Aim: Chronic diseases are frequent in older adults, particularly hypertension and diabetes.
                        Pubmed
                        5
                        New reports of direct attacks targeting the Jewish community are still frequent.
                        Radio NZ
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                        Munich Re said it expected more frequent extreme events in the future.
                        Reuters
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                        But that work brought the devout Christian into frequent conflict with authorities.
                        The Guardian
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                        Now, think about frequent single-letter words in the language you work with.
                        Wired
                        9
                        Ask your frequent partners if they've noticed any problems in your technique.
                        Climbing Magazine
                        10
                        It described frequent tax avoidance and even cases of suspected money laundering.
                        Reuters
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                        That includes frequent group or individual meetings with a counselor, for example.
                        Reuters
                        12
                        Discussion: Among adolescents who drink, the consumption of several drinks is frequent.
                        Pubmed
                        13
                        Structural changes of 10q emerged as the second most frequent chromosome change.
                        Pubmed
                        14
                        Currently, that was the second most frequent reason I heard from Pete.
                        Flash and Bones
                        15
                        Pesticides are being detected in water bodies on an increasingly frequent basis.
                        Pubmed
                        16
                        Therefore, more frequent mutations would be likely to generate a less-fit population.
                        Wired
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                        Frequent through the time
                        Frequent across language varieties
                        United States of America
                        Common
                        Australia
                        Common
                        United Kingdom
                        Common
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