Examples of using Most frequent in English and their translations into Czech
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The most frequent thought concept that we can observe in his work can be best illustrated on his work Sladké tajemství(Sweet Secret) Gallery U Dobrého pastýře, 1996.
has experienced violence and it is one of the most frequent causes of violent death among women.
said you were his most frequent visitor. from the ICU yesterday.
Informal Discussion By far the most frequent method of complaint noted by teams was the availability of members of staff
And said you were his most frequent visitor. from the ICU yesterday Ramirez was finally released.
the European Union are the most frequent topics of his reports.
That's why we are releasing the following article trying to answer at least the most frequent questions you send to us.
verification of required micro-climatic parameters in practice and mentioned the most frequent faults met in the course of measuring.
Unfortunatelly the statistics are not very possitive- in every third human a cancer occurs during the lifetime and tumorous diseases are the second most frequent cause of death.
Microsoft Edge are the most frequent browsers with Ya7easob. top pop-ups.
Microsoft Edge are the most frequent browsers with SearchPrivacy.
2007 earthquakes were the fourth most frequent natural disaster in the European Union.
where the posting of workers abroad is, logically, most frequent and at the same time easy to check.
So I compared Justine's financial statements to the bank records that she kept on her computer so I could find out her most frequent clients.
The glass mouthpiece is the element that requires the most frequent cleaning but this process is very simple.
What requires the most frequent cleaning is the inside of the glass mouthpiece
What requires the most frequent cleaning is the mouthpiece and the system of
The most frequent criticism that we hear is that there is too much regulation from Brussels,
The most frequent adverse effects include dry mouth,
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