Examples of using Frequented in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This is one of the most fast-growing and frequented metropolises in the USA welcoming every year more than 40 million of guests.
other facilities frequented his house.
Stockton Street is lined with grocery shops and markets frequented by locals, many of whom only speak Chinese.
inhabited and frequented by artists, writers and students.
in the neighbourhood of the Castle and Rózsadomb, in a frequented place, thus it provides an imposing still easily accessible basis to your business.
I understand Savage sometimes frequented, well let's to say his affairs took him to a part in Rotherhithe inhabited mostly by Chinese and Lascars.
it is one of the less frequented Seven Summits.
There are shallow gardens such as the Japanese Gardens on Kadda Dhabali, frequented by Spanish dancers
but the waiters frequented by foreigners institutions supposed to leave 5% of the total bill.
who are unlikely to hang out in the same venues frequented by the post-college crowd.
This unique holiday is a great way for tourists to see an inside look at how the locals celebrate less frequented events.
city neighborhood that has the highest concentration of social spaces frequented by migrants.
means of communication and places frequented by tourists en masse there are pick-pocketing.
many restaurants and terraces frequented by students.
I wrote this post about my dating experience in Medellin back in April of Places frequented by tourists in Medellin are more saturated with foreigners than before.
whereas Grant Avenue is a quieter street with restaurants and shops frequented by locals.
This democratic tendency made itself manifest not only among the men of letters who frequented the society of the nobles, but also among those nobles who had become men of letters.
The concept is based on the"time cafes" Glass Hour's co-founders frequented when they lived in Russia,
Innocent XI threatened with excommunication and a fine of fifteen ducats those who frequented the synagogues.
An area much frequented by young people