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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFrequenz
Pronunciation / Transliteration: fʁeˈkvɛnt͡s
"Die Frequenz der Züge wurde erhöht."
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The rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time or in a given sample.
"The frequency of bus services has been increased."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Latin frequentia, from frequent- 'crowded, frequent'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Frequency" is said worldwide
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fréquence
Transliteration: frekɑ̃s
"La fréquence de ces réunions a augmenté."
Frequenz
Transliteration: fʁeˈkvɛnt͡s
"Die Frequenz der Züge wurde erhöht."
frequenza
Transliteration: frekwɛntsa
"La frequenza dei controlli è stata raddoppiata."
frecuencia
Transliteration: fɾekwencija
"La frecuencia de los trenes es muy alta."
frequência
Transliteration: fɾeˈkwẽsjɐ
"A frequência das aulas é diária."
आवृत्ति
Transliteration: aavritti
"इस ट्रेन की आवृत्ति बहुत कम है।"
频率
Transliteration: pínlǜ
"我们需要降低会议的频率。"
빈도
Transliteration: bindo
"이 단어의 사용 빈도가 높습니다."
頻度
Transliteration: hindo
"点検の頻度を増やしてください。"
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