to frequent
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3.2
- verb
- /ˈfriːkwənt/
:
frecuentar
- He likes to frequent the cafe downtown where he can enjoy a good cup of coffee.
- frequent dance clubs
- frequent places
- frequented locations
It's it's my current, it's my current gas station that I frequent the most and that's twice daily.
- It's it's my current, it's my current gas station that I frequent the most and that's twice daily.
- that we go to a couple clubs we frequent the most.
- He was used to frequent nightclubs and Rob Schultz was crazy sort of a lot of other people.
- Now you know, I've, I've frequented the, the casual pairs, but the running shoe is different.
- They kept a reference to Alf frequenting sex workers.
- But father and son, do you like to, like, frequent?
Examples
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Well, the the places you frequent, they go in and they make, they have relationships with these small banks.
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At the far end of the glade, she skirted a pond frequented by red deer and herons.
Fiction book (2001) -
No, I have some favorite places that I like to frequent and I like places like I like my bed.
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You are happy to have them frequent the music room and enjoy spending time with them.
Academic text (1991) -
I had them made at a shop I frequent.
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Maybe it's a place he frequents a lot and he works in the area.
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I knew the kind of people that frequented these bars.
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Eventually, he left his grandparents' home and began frequenting the Islamic Center of Orange County.
Academic text (2013) -
A resident population of a dozen ducks frequents the swimming beach area.
Academic text (2002) -
For tea and tiny lunches, mostly frequented by women, but that was during the day.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
43
3.9
To visit a place often as a habit
14
5.3
To often buy things from a shop or use its services
Compounds
How Often
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frequent (verb) comes from the Latin word frequens, which meant 'crowded' or 'repeated' and is the same root as frequency. So to frequent a place is to go there often, again and again.