Frequent
વારંવાર
definition
verb
bars frequented by soldiers
visit (a place) often or habitually.
adjective
frequent changes in policy
occurring or done on many occasions, in many cases, or in quick succession.
translation of 'frequent'
સાધારણ,
ટૂંકે ટૂંકે સમયાંતરે વારંવાર આવતું જતું કે બનતું રહેતું,
સામાન્ય
adjective
વારંવાર
example
Under the initial scheme at Manchester, immigration officials will store the iris patterns of selected groups of 'frequent' visitors to Britain.
This is one for me to read again in a few weeks' time and then to re-read at 'frequent' intervals after that.
But in 2001, my husband started to get fevers at 'frequent' intervals.
As a 'frequent' visitor to Denmark, I simply couldn't resist.
Heat waves like those that have scorched Europe and the United States in recent weeks are becoming more 'frequent' because of global warming, say scientists who have studied decades of weather records and computer models of past, present and future climate.
Once I considered 'frequent' nursing to be the norm rather than a problem, it made my life much easier.
He was a 'frequent' visitor to Dawros, where he stayed and enjoyed meeting the neighbours, especially the late Jim Feehily, who practically lived on the same street.
Both West and Scales are 'frequent' visitors to Australia.
Burning at such 'frequent' intervals kills longleaf pine seedlings.
College girls, new-age working women, and even fashion-conscious homemakers are 'frequent' visitors here.
At 'frequent' intervals during the game he would ask me questions, none of which were of a technical nature.
Frank is a 'frequent' visitor to the u2018Big Appleu2019; his daughter Patricia resides in Manhattan.
He said they were hampered by dreadful roads, 'frequent' road blocks and gunpoint identity checks by the soldiers in the area because of the ongoing conflict.
Maybe he fed them chocolate at 'frequent' intervals.
Recently I've been sensing one such presence, and it's coming back at increasingly 'frequent' intervals.
The amount of rest I got though is questionable as I kept waking up at 'frequent' intervals during the night.
This particularly affects 'frequent' travelers, those people that are very good customers of the airlines.
I now eat smaller amounts but at more 'frequent' intervals.
Many 'frequent' visitors to the Doorley household over the years belonged to the Rosminian Order, also known as The Institute of Charity.
Bob had been a 'frequent' visitor up to a few years ago.
Soulful music regaled the families dining at Chin Chin, the Chinese restaurant, while a special buffet at the Coffee Pot kept guests coming back for more at 'frequent' intervals.
There are shorter courses available, but it has been my experience that recurrences are more 'frequent' with the shorter treatment cycles.
These recitations must be roughly repeated at 'frequent' intervals if they are not to be lost.
The guitarist is a 'frequent' visitor to the US, where a revival of his rock opera Tommy on Broadway won the rock star a prestigious Tony award in 1993.
I didn't know why I kept her around; she annoyed me greatly, at 'frequent' intervals.
In that role, she was in charge of training x-ray personnel and became a 'frequent' visitor to hospitals and ambulance stations.
Friends of Dr Smurfit, including financier Dermot Desmond, are 'frequent' visitors to the club, which has attracted a lot of overseas interest since it was set up.
But, there is something else that silently encourages the car manufacturers in the country to come out with new models at 'frequent' intervals.
He owned a holiday home in Lurga, Charlestown and was a regular and 'frequent' visitor to the Charlestown area in recent years.
People at an increased risk should have a complete physical examination and their blood pressure checked at 'frequent' intervals.
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