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Sens de "frequent" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 32 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
frequent frecuente [adj]
frequent frecuentar [v]
General
frequent hodierno [adj]
frequent asiduo [adj]
frequent corriente [adj]
frequent frecuente [adj]
frequent regular [adj]
frequent frecuentar [v]
frequent rondar [v]
frequent cursar [v]
frequent habitual [adj]
frequent familiar [adj]
frequent regular [adj]
frequent usado [adj]
frequent trillar [v]
frequent visitar [v]
frequent traquear [v]
frequent ordinario [adj]
frequent usual [adj]
frequent visitar muchas veces [v]
frequent tupido [adj] AMER
frequent espeso [adj] rare
frequent espeso [adj] rare
frequent acudir [v]
frequent hodierna [adj/f]
frequent asidua [adj/f]
frequent tupida [adj/f] AMER
frequent espesa [adj/f] rare
frequent usada [adj/f]
frequent ordinaria [adj/f]
Colloquial
frequent abonarse (francés) [v]
Business
frequent frecuente [adj]

Sens de "frequent" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 110 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
frequent attendance acudimiento [m]
frequent visiting visiteo [m]
making frequent use of gallicisms galiparlante [m/f]
person making frequent use of gallicisms galiparlista [m/f]
frequent visitor regular [m/f]
making frequent use of gallicisms galicista [adj]
make less frequent rarear [v]
frequent visitor visitadora [f]
body of clients who frequent an establishment clientela [f]
become less frequent volverse menos frecuente [v]
become frequent volverse frecuente [v]
frequent and abundant food intake comedura de mierda [n] CU
body of clients who frequent an establishment distinguida clientela
frequent crying/moaning gimoteo [m]
habitual/frequent prying fisgoneo [m]
frequent and systematic robbery latrocinio [m]
frequent caller visitador [m]
frequent calling/visiting visiteo [m]
frequent caller visitadora [f]
someone who makes frequent use of gallicisms galicista [m/f]
live in a house or frequent it much asistir [v]
frequent a place cursar [v]
rife (of common or frequent occurrence; prevalent; widespread) corriente [adj]
frequent the streets desempedrar las calles [v]
be of frequent occurrence suceder a menudo [v]
frequent drinker borrachaco [m] BO
frequent masturbation chaqueteo [m] MX GT
frequent masturbation chaqueterismo [m] GT
virulent, contagious disease, frequent and deadly in sheep, cattle, goats and sometimes horses carbón [m] CO
frequent public presence to be socially important careteo [m] AR teen
frequent participation in carretes, nighttime social activities carreteo [m] CL teen
long conversation or series of frequent conversations converseteo [m] CU
frequent movement by the same place in different directions cruceteo [m] CU DO PR
frequent church-goer iglesiero [m] NI CO VE rur.
frequent interaction with teenagers loleo [m] CL
man who has frequent sex puyón [m] VE
person who suffers from frequent diarrhea quechali [m] PE
frequent outings salidero [m] MX
frequent bowel movements desbarate [m] rare
frequent bowel movements desbarate de vientre [m] rare
frequent urination angurria [f] CU VE
frequent drinker borrachaca [f] BO
in journalism, a social group made up of rich people who frequent fashionable places high society (inglés) [f] US HN BO CL
frequent diarrhea obrantina [f] VE:W
frequent urge to urinate meazón [f] HN SV
frequent urge to urinate orinadera [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA CU DO CO VE
frequent stays in a place quedadera [f] CR
frequent outings salidera [f] MX SV CR PA CU CO
frequent urination angurria [f] MX CU VE
frequent and petty theft galima (árabe) [f] disused
member of a church characterized by the frequent use of this expression cristoteama [m/f] PR
person who is frequent visitor of a place habitué(francés) [m/f] DO PY PE CL AR UY cult
frequent customer casero [adj] EC PE CL BO
medium-sized and frequent-laying mestiza [adj] DO PR rur.
with frequent drizzle paramoso [adj] CO EC
frequent/haunt a place desempedrar [v] fig.
woman who maintains maintaining fleeting and frequent love relationships bandolerear [v] CU
maintain fleeting and frequent love relationships (woman) bandolerear [v] CU
stop someone going to places he/she used to frequent borrarse [v] AR UY
frequent brothels burdelear [v] NI PE
make frequent use of the expression "che!" to show amazement or disgust chechear [v] UY
frequent canteens cantinear [v] NI
frequent a place often llevarse [v] HN
be frequent menudear [v] HN NI
Idioms
make someone a frequent victim of jokes agarrar para la joda [v] AR UY PY
make someone a frequent victim of jokes tomar para la joda [v] AR UY PY
have frequent urges to urinate parecer una chicharra [v] GT VE
frequent a place ser una fija [v] VE
Colloquial
frequent and annoying singing canticio [m]
frequent irritating singing canticio [m]
person making frequent use of gallicisms galicursi [m/f]
making frequent use of gallicisms galicursi [adj]
bus that makes frequent stops mochilero [m] CO
group of female friends who tend to frequent the same places parche cuca [m] CO:Se child
group of male friends who tend to frequent the same places parche antena [m] CO:Se child
frequent stepping pisadero [m] MX
frequent drizzle chirimiri [m] ES
repeated and very frequent changes cambiadera [f] SV PA DO PR EC
a frequent drooling babeadera [f] CR PA DO
frequent and abundant food intake comedera [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR VE
frequent and repeated fishing pescadera [f] MX CR
strong and frequent diarrhea cagantina [f] VE
frequent diarrhea obrantina [f] VE
frequent urination orinadera [f] HN SV CU
person who is frequent visitor of a place habitué(francés) [m/f] BO
slow and making frequent stops lechero [adj] CL disused
slow and making frequent stops lechero [adj] MX HN VE CO:C
frequent (masturbator) pajuzo [adj] CU
frequent (masturbator) pajizo [adj] PA CU CO VE
frequent bars bolichear [v] AR UY
frequent small shops bolichear [v] AR UY
Slang
male frequent customer casero [m] PA EC PE CL BO
have frequent sexual intercourse cogezón [m] SV
place where frequent sexual intercourse takes place cogedero [m] HN SV UY
very strong and frequent diarrhea cagantina [f] VE DO
female frequent customer casera [f] PA EC PE CL BO
frequent sexual intercourse cogedera [f] MX HN SV NI
frequent sexual intercourse cogencina [f] HN
frequent urge to urinate meadera [f] HN SV CR DO CO VE PE PR EC
frequent erection parazón [f] HN SV
Engineering
frequent urination necesidad de orinar con frecuencia
high-frequent muy frecuente
Medicine
frequent urination at night nicturia [f]
frequent urination necesidad de orinar con frecuencia
frequent urination necesidad de orinar con más frecuencia
frequent pulse pulso frecuente
Aeronautics
high frequent muy frecuente
Energy
moderately frequent transients transitorios de frecuencia moderada
Traffic
make frequent lane changes cambiar de carril frecuentemente
Sports
frequent visitor visitador [m]