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English-German Dictionary

English-German translation for: [frequently]
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German-English Dictionary: [frequently]

common {adj} [abundant, frequently met]
häufig
standard {adj} [frequently]
Einheits-
drunken {adj} [attr.] [habitually or frequently drunk]
versoffen [ugs.]
common {adj} [frequently encountered]
häufig anzutreffen [nur prädikativ]
continual {adj} [recurring frequently, esp. at regular intervals]
sich dauernd wiederholend [attr.]
Mongoloid {adj} [dated] [frequently perceived as pej.]
mongoloid [veraltend] [oft als pej. empfunden]ethn.med.
to tout [frequently pej.: advertise]
werben [Reklame machen, propagieren]
to haunt sth. [go there frequently]
etw.Akk. frequentieren [geh.]
to entertain [frequently]
ein gastliches Haus führen [geh.]
papist [frequently pej.]
Katholik {m}relig.
truants [frequently or over longer periods]
Schulverweigerer {pl}educ.
[informal gathering, frequently of musicians]
Hoagarten {m} [südd.] [österr.]
[someone who uses a tanning bed very frequently]
Solariumopfer {n} [ugs.] [hum.]
Cybocephalidae [very small family of beetles, frequently subsumed within Nitidulidae]
Schildlauskäfer {pl}entom.T
a lot {adv} [frequently]
häufig
a lot {adv} [regularly, frequently, sedulously]
fleißig [ugs.] [regelmässig, häufig, unverdrossen, viel]
to do sth. less [less often / frequently]
etw. nicht mehr so oft / häufig machen
bright spark [Aus.] [NZ] [Br.] [frequently used in an ironic sense]
Blitzmerker {m} [ugs.] [meist ironisch]
job hopping [coll.] [the practice of changing jobs frequently]
Jobhopping {n} [ugs.]jobs
something common [frequently encountered]
etwas häufig Anzutreffendes {n}
to risk one's skin [idiom] [less frequently for: risk one's neck]
Kopf und Kragen riskieren [Redewendung]
to scoff at everything [deride or mock others frequently]
auf der Bank der Spötter sitzen [fig.] [geh.] [ein Spötter sein]
to think a lot about sb. [frequently think about]
oft über jdn. nachdenken
Susanna and the Elders [frequently painted]
Susanna im Bade [Motiv]artF
Susanna und die Alten [Motiv]artF
Song of Ecke [frequently used as a gloss on the German title]
Eckenlied {n}lit.F
wild bleeding heart [Dicentra formosa] [frequently confused with Dicentra eximia, the fringed bleeding heart]
Pazifische Herzblume {f}bot.T
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