What does frecventa in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word frecventa in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use frecventa in Romanian.
The word frecventa in Romanian means frequent, attend, frecvență audio, a se duce la, prezență, prezență, frecvență, a frecventa, frecvență, frecvență, a frecventa, frecvent, des, de înaltă frecvență, incidență, infrasonic, infrasonor, a frecventa, a se frecventa, a se vedea, frecvență acustică mai înaltă decât cea fundamentală, predominanță, înlocuire frecventă a angajaților, a socializa cu cineva, a rămâne pe frecvență, rămâneți pe frecvență, denumire frecventă, de înaltă frecvență, frequency, attendance. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word frecventa
frequent, attend
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frecvență audio(initialism (physics: audio frequency) |
a se duce la(school, church: go regularly) Edith se duce la biserică în fiecare duminică. Edith attends church every Sunday. |
prezență(uncountable (record of being present) Prezența lui Dan la școală, în acest an, a fost sporadică. Dan's attendance at school this year has been sporadic. |
prezență(US (school count) (școală) Doamna Evans face prezența în fiecare dimineață la ora 8:00. Mrs. Evans takes attendance every morning at 8:00. |
frecvență(radio frequency) Pe ce frecvență se ascultă acel post? What band is that station on? |
a frecventa(associate with: sb) People accused her of consorting with the army. |
frecvență(rate) Protests started happening with more frequency in the capital. |
frecvență(radio) The radio station was near the same frequency as another station; it interfered with their signal. |
a frecventa(visit often) Frecventam cafeneaua aceea atunci când locuiam la Londra. I frequented that café when I lived in London. |
frecvent, des(often) Peter o vizitează frecvent (or: des) pe bunica lui, la azilul de bătrâni. Peter frequently visits his grandmother at the retirement home. |
de înaltă frecvență(music: high-scale frequency) A dog whistle sounds at such a high pitch, that humans can't hear it -- but dogs can. |
incidență(rate, frequency) Has the incidence of violent crime declined this year? |
infrasonic, infrasonor(with frequencies below those of audible sound) |
a frecventa(dated (lovers: court) (pe cineva) Mary and Bob were keeping company before she met Jim. |
a se frecventa, a se vedea(spend time together) I really like Robert, but we don't mix. |
frecvență acustică mai înaltă decât cea fundamentală(acoustical frequency) |
predominanță(high incidence) The prevalence of birth defects in the area is alarming. |
înlocuire frecventă a angajaților(figurative (organization: high staff turnover) (firmă) |
a socializa cu cineva(interact with others) The factory owner never socializes with his workers. |
a rămâne pe frecvență(radio, TV: keep listening, watching) (radio) We'll be right back after this commercial break, so stay tuned! |
rămâneți pe frecvență(radio, TV: keep listening, watching for) Stay tuned for these important announcements. |
denumire frecventă(drug: common name) Pot, weed and grass are commonly used street names for marijuana. |
de înaltă frecvență(abbreviation (radio: very high frequency) The radio station broadcasts on VHF. |
frequency, attendance
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