frequent visits
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffrequentandvisit
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frequent
adjective
uk/ˈfriː.kwənt/us/ˈfriː.kwənt/
happening ...
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visit
noun[C]
uk/ˈvɪz.ɪt/us/ˈvɪz.ɪt/
an occasion when you visit a place ...
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(Definition offrequentandvisitfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The litter trap method would allow less frequent visits to the field plots.
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Frequent visits and phone calls from children and grandchildren were the main source of pleasure.
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Included were data on the geographical area where the volunteers lived, worked, or paid frequent visits.
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The most common type of support seemed to be frequent visits by family members.
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One of its major attractions was that he had time to read and compose poetry and make frequent visits to the capital to meet with his circle of literary friends.
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These results suggest that neither the special climes nor the frequent visits made to the home children had a marked effect upon growth.
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Deficiencies should be appropriately documented and addressed at regular intervals, no less than twice yearly, but more frequent visits with the faculty mentor or advocate may be particularly effective.
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This required frequent visits to the field, which might not be possible if trials are conducted on widely dispersed sites.
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Also, any time a church member was in need, a special offering would be collected at the church, and the congregation would organise to provide frequent visits and social support.
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A few bought additional forms of domiciliary care such as more frequent visits from home helps or someone to change their bed.
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Her retirement is embellished by the frequent visits of her affectionate pupils, to whom she has promised her assistance in selecting governesses for their growing children.
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Family and social support covered items such as: frequent visits with family/friends, socialises, receives care, living together, and no worries about offspring.
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Bun and his family maintained close exchanges through multigenerational living arrangements, frequent visits and phone calls.
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Frequent visits to a family farm and dependency on a farm as the main supply of their dairy products was reported by 41 (75 %) and 25 (45 %) households respectively.
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We have heard about frequent visits and about ticket boys.
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Many of us on this side know the country, from frequent visits.
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Shortage of resources prevents the granting of more frequent visits.
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Frequent visits have been made by catering officers.
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