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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "frequently" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 20 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
frequently frecuentemente [adv]
General
frequently asiduamente [adv]
frequently tupido [adv]
frequently comúnmente [adv]
frequently frecuentemente [adv]
frequently mucho [adv]
frequently con frecuencia [adv]
frequently a menudo [adv]
frequently comúnmente [adv]
frequently ordinariamente [adv]
frequently espesamente [adv] disused
frequently harto [adv] MX BO CL
Idioms
frequently de pasto [adj]
frequently a pan y cuchillo [adv]
frequently a cada instante [adv]
frequently a menudo [adv]
frequently a cada paso [adv]
Phrases
frequently muchas veces [adv]
Business
frequently frecuentemente [adv]
Aeronautics
frequently corrientemente [adv]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "frequently" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 223 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
flooding frequently anegadizo [m]
frequently nursing baby boy mamón [m]
person who eats potatoes frequently patatero [m]
frequently nursing baby girl mamona [f]
flooding frequently anegadizo [adj]
frequently having a cold catarroso [adj]
eating potatoes frequently patatero [adj]
bleat frequently balitar [v]
bleat frequently balitear [v]
frequently draw water from a well jarrear [v]
happen frequently menudear [v]
mate frequently vaquear [v]
person who eats potatoes frequently patatera [f]
repeat frequently menudear [v]
do frequently menudear [v]
happen frequently menudear [v]
change frequently one's occupations mariposear [v]
frequently occur menudear [v]
frequently asked questions puf [f/pl]
a place where passengers frequently stop by un lugar de parada habitual
a place where passengers frequently stop by un lugar donde los viajeros suelen parar
frequently asked questions faq
frequently asked questions preguntas realizadas frecuentemente
gain or profit frequently obtained granillo [m]
someone who frequently sighs suspirador [m]
frequently inundated anegadizo [adj]
dance frequently and ungracefully bailotear [v]
bleat frequently balitar [v]
ring frequently campanear [v]
occur frequently bullir [v]
bark frequently and uselessly ladrear [v]
stumble frequently trompicar [v]
someone who frequently changes his residence caganidos [m] rur. rare
illegal immigrant who frequently crosses the border brincador [m] MX:N
means more frequently used to solve a problem caballito de batalla [m] MX HN NI DO CO VE PY UY
person who frequently hits other people cachimbeador [m] HN SV NI
a man who gets drunk frequently canapial [m] VE:W
person who frequently accompanies a pastor curero [m] SV
plot of land that frequently floods fofadal [m] AR
plot of land that frequently floods fachinal [m] AR UY
small, flat, sandy island that floods frequently and is largely covered by mangroves, very common near the antilles cayo [m] HN CU DO PR CO VE
person who surfs the internet frequently navegante electrónico [m] NI
interest in traveling frequently to miami to shop mayamismo [m] VE
urinating frequently orinadero [m] DO
person who needs to urinate frequently orinón [m] GT NI CO BO
person who frequently takes pills pildorero [m] CL
person who frequently changes work, house or activities saltimbanqui [m] PA CU
man who frequently takes time off work reposero [m] VE
person who urinates frequently angurriento [m] MX
person frequently taking time off work reposero [m] VE
woman who frequently changes partners brincadora [f] CU
place where donkeys frequently graze burrera [f] HN rur.
person who frequently hits other people cachimbeadora [f] HN SV NI
group of friends who meet frequently to have fun gallada [f] PE rare
group of friends who meet frequently to have fun gallada [f] HN PA CO CL EC
habit of drinking alcoholic beverages frequently or excessively jartadera [f] CO
person who surfs the internet frequently navegante electrónica [f] NI
person who needs to urinate frequently orinona [f] GT NI CO BO
urinating frequently orinadera [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA CU DO CO VE
person who frequently takes pills pildorera [f] CL
woman who frequently takes time off work reposera [f] VE
person who goes out frequently albendera [f] rare
person who urinates frequently angurrienta [f] MX
person frequently taking time off work reposera [f] VE
easily distracted person who frequently forgets things cabeza volada [m/f] BO
person who asks for loans frequently, and pays one loan using another equilibrista [m/f] PR
lively person who explodes frequently polvorita [m/f] CL PY AR UY
praying frequently at the stations in church estacionero [adj] disused
frequently caressing (couple) amerengado [adj] PR
who spits frequently chilgüitoso [adj] SV
who frequently changes candidates, parties, or personal position errático [adj] HN
that occurs frequently correlativo [adj] CU
defecating frequently ismatero [adj] PE:E
frequently changing one's romantic partner jalón [adj] NI
frequently accepting bribes macutero [adj] DO
frequently used machetero [adj] PA
eating corn on the cob frequently elotero [adj] HN SV NI
frequently demanding bribes macutero [adj] DO
frequently walking paseandero [adj] PE BO PY AR UY
frequently walking paseandero [adj] CL rare
frequently riding in the cargo bed of a pickup truck pailero [adj] HN
frequently taking pills pildorero [adj] CL
frequently ill plagoso [adj] NI
frequently drunk quinde [adj] EC
frequently startled saltón [adj] PE
frequently starting and ending relationships traidero [adj] GT
urinating frequently angurriento [adj] MX
praying frequently at the stations in church estacionero [adj] disused
frequently unfaithful infidelísimo [adj] rare
frequently takes time off work reposero [adj] VE
frequently used usitado [adj] disused
take syrups frequently jarabearse [v] rare
use something frequently in order to wear it down or soften it baquetear [v] AR
frequently meet up amorocharse [v] VE
play hooky frequently cimarrear [v] AR:W
play hooky frequently cimarrear [v] CL rare
go to church frequently iglesiar [v] NI rur.
travel frequently patiperrear [v] CL
see each other frequently rejuntarse [v] HN
have sex frequently sexar [v] HN CL
frequently sporadic enveces [adv] CL rur.
frequently inundated anegadiza [adj/f]
praying frequently at the stations in church estacionera [adj/f] disused
Idioms
person who frequently feels out of place in a group rompe grupo [m/f] CU
be someone who moves from place to place frequently ser ave de paso [v]
be clumsy person who frequently drops things tener manos de mantequilla [v]
be clumsy person who frequently drops things tener manos de trapo [v]
talk frequently about someone traer y llevar a alguien [v]
talk frequently about someone tomar en boca a alguien [v]
talk frequently about someone traer en bocas a alguien [v]
speak frequently about someone tomar en boca a alguien [v]
speak frequently about someone traer en bocas a alguien [v]
person who frequently attends parties or celebrations hoja de pacaya [n] CU
person who frequently drinks alcohol pico caliente [m] DO BO:W
harass someone frequently agarrar su puerquito [v] MX
annoy someone frequently agarrar su puerquito [v] MX
accompany somebody frequently andar de brocha [v] HN SV
use something frequently (particularly an outfit) dar queme [v] CU
use something frequently darle fuete [v] CU DO
visit someone frequently to make sure they are okay and have everything they need darle su vuelta [v] MX
hit someone frequently darle tupido [v] GT
drink alcohol frequently dar duro al vidrio [v] PA
use something frequently (particularly an outfit) dar jan [v] CU
use something frequently dar julepe [v] VE
use something frequently dar linga [v] CU
frequently play hooky hacer la chancha [v] CL
frequently play hooky hacer cimarra [v] CL AR:W UY
frequently play hooky hacer la cimarra [v] CL AR:W UY
have sex frequently gustarle el dulce [v] NI
drink alcoholic beverages frequently gustarle chupar caña [v] NI
urinate frequently orinar más que una chicharra [v] NI
frequently ask for too much pedir más que deme [v] CO
urinate frequently ser zorro meón [v] NI
Speaking
how frequently...? ¿con qué frecuencia?
how frequently...? ¿con cuánta frecuencia?
how frequently...? ¿cada cuánto tiempo?
how frequently...? ¿cada cuánto?
Colloquial
ride a horse frequently caballear [v]
less frequently con menos frecuencia
less frequently con menos asiduidad
less frequently con menos continuidad
a person who makes fun of other people frequently, with deceits or teasing bacilador [m] VE
person who lies frequently falsojuramentero [m] BO derog.
person who frequently ingests alcoholic beverages in excess jumechi [m] BO:E
person who gets drunk very frequently chichipate [m] HN SV
very frequently cada credo [m] disused
a person who makes fun of other people frequently, with deceits or teasing baciladora [f] VE
person who lies frequently falsojuramentera [f] BO derog.
group of friends that meets frequently patota [f] CO:C BO CL AR UY
group of friends that meets frequently patota [f] VE PE
urinating frequently orinadera [f] HN SV CU
person who is frequently unfaithful to their romantic partner, engaging in amorous relationships with other partners cuchi [m/f] BO:C,W derog.
who has sexual intercourse frequently fajador [adj] BO:W
frequently drunk cañero [adj] VE
who hits or punches frequently coscachero [adj] CL
masturbating frequently manuelero [adj] BO
masturbating frequently macaquero [adj] CL
frequently having sex pisón [adj] GT HN NI CR CU
drunk very frequently chichipate [adj] HN SV
criticize frequently and maliciously chimentar [v] BO PY AR UY
go frequently to a place to meet someone parar [v] EC BO UY
Slang
man who has sexual intercourse frequently culeador [m] NI BO CL
person who has intercourse frequently cogión [m] HN SV
person who masturbates frequently puñetero [m] GT VE BO
woman who has sexual intercourse frequently culeadora [f] NI BO CL
person who has intercourse frequently cogiona [f] HN SV
person who masturbates frequently puñetera [f] GT VE BO
having sex frequently funcador [adj] BO
who has sex frequently cogedor [adj] GT HN AR UY
masturbating frequently manfinflero [adj] BO CL derog.
masturbating frequently manuelero [adj] HN SV
defecate frequently cagar más que un pato amarrao [v] PR
Business
faq (frequently asked questions) preguntas más frecuentes
frequently asked questions preguntas más frecuentes
Law
faq (frequently asked questions) preguntas más frecuentes
frequently asked questions preguntas más frecuentes
Education
frequently asked questions (faq’s) preguntas más comunes
Computer
frequently asked questions preguntas más frecuentes [f]
frequently asked questions preguntas frecuentes [f]
frequently asked questions preguntas frequentes [f]
frequently asked questions p+f [f]
frequently asked questions preguntas formuladas frecuentemente [f]
frequently asked questions (faqs) preguntas y respuestas
Engineering
frequently asked questions preguntas más frecuentes
frequently asked question pregunta más frecuente
Informatics
frequently-asked questions preguntas formuladas con frecuencia [f/pl]
frequently asked questions preguntas formuladas con frecuencia [f/pl]
frequently questioned acronym siglas solicitadas con frecuencia
frequently asked questions preguntas más frecuentes
Technical
low land frequently flooded by the sea sabanalamar [f] CU
Zoology
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) matacaballos [m] EC
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) macaurel [m] VE
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) viborón [m] AR:Nw
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) matacaballo [m] EC:E,W
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) cicurí [f] BO
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) sicurí [f] BO
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) boa de las vizcacheras [f] AR
common boa, a species of large, heavy-bodied snake that is frequently kept and bred in captivity (boa constrictor) constrictora [f] VE EC
Environment
frequently asked questions (faq) preguntas frecuentes
Sports
soccer player who frequently hits the opponent leñatero [m] SV
strike frequently (fencing) zapatear [v]
Football
soccer player who frequently hits their opponent hachero [m] EC BO CL
Baseball
batter who has a good eye and gets on base frequently ojos de águila [m]
Botany
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall árbol del pan [m] SV PA CU DO CO VE
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall albopán [m] DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall albopan [m] DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall al bopán [m] DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall buen pan [m] DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall árbol de pana [m] PR
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall castaño [m] DO PR
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall buempán [m] DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall mapén [m] CU:E
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall juan pan [m] DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall guapén [m] CU:E DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall palo de pan [m] PR
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall pan de árbol [m] PE
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall mazapán [m] GT HN
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall panapén [m] DO PR
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall pandisho [m] PE
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall pan de fruta [m] DO
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall pepepán [m] EC:N
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall fruta de pan [f] NI CR PA VE
a tropical to sub-tropical evergreen tree of the mulberry family that typically grows with a spreading crown to 30-50’ (less frequently to 80’) tall pana [f] DO PR