Examples of using Frequented in English and their translations into Serbian
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A welcome visitor to the places frequented by other members.
It was frequented by wealthy Moroccans and visiting dignitaries, including King Farouk of Egypt.
His establishments were often frequented by Tammany Hall politicians.
In an area frequented more by locals than tourists, these beaches remain popular with those seeking a more calming experience.
Maria starts work as a hostess in a bar frequented by American soldiers.
At this time, he moved and frequented the artistic circles of the Montparnasse and Montmartre neighborhoods in Paris.
Even now, Sakori(near Shirdi), where Upasani Maharaj lived the latter part of his life,is a shrine frequented by many.
The largely undeveloped east coast of Phu Quoc is less frequented than, but just as beautiful as, the more popular west.
The residence was frequented by Alexander II of Russia, while his successor Alexander III used to live(and died) in the smaller palace.
For many years, whalers, scientists, traders,and missionaries frequented the gateway to Baffin Island at the end of Frobisher Bay.
Because it extends over a length of 6 km hike could take us quite a while, butcertainly we can find a space less frequented by bathers.
Those who are habitues of the bars frequented by others of the kind, are about the saddest people I've ever seen."[47].
The UK's foreign office advised visitors that attacks could be indiscriminate,including places frequented by foreigners, and on public transport.
As such, it is a town frequented by the mighty polar bears, whom are often seen lumbering through town or holding traffic up.
These penny universities occupied a significant position in Oxford academic life,as they were frequented by virtuosi, who conducted their research on the premises.
The hope was that Prague, a city frequented by many thousands of tourists, would attract increased attention to the series of paintings.
Lake Minnewanka, 11 kilometers northeast of Banff, is the largest lake within the national park anda scenic spot often frequented by bighorn sheep.
They are particularly keen to hear about places they may have frequented and their movements in the days and hours before the attacks.".
You need not hang out in any particular corner, but stay near the sections on crafts, hobbies, cuisine and travel,since they are the ones usually frequented by women.
Rather, it was a banquet hall for the which frequented this spa resort in the late 19th century and is now used as a restaurant.
Due to its beautiful setting surrounded by pine forests and its mild climate,Safed has become a summer holiday resort frequented by Israelis and foreign visitors alike.
Smugglers and pirates once frequented the Hastings area, and Smugglers Adventure is a fascinating insight into their lives and times.
It drew 70,000 visitors in its first year, has been featured on the BBC and CNN, andhas been frequented by such celebrities as Pierce Brosnan and Sweden's own Stellan Skarsgård.
Trotsky and Hitler frequented Cafe Central, just a few minutes' stroll away, where cakes, newspapers, chess and, above all, talk, were the patrons' passions.
It is in this site where the administration of the University is based, including also the large library, research center, office, pharmacy andmany restaurants and terraces frequented by students.
They are particularly keen to hear about places they may have frequented and their movements in the days and hours before the attacks,' the statement added.
In 1843 Aksakov settled in the village of Abramtsevo, near Moscow, where he entertained writers including Gogol, Turgenev, and Tolstoy andwhich was also frequented by his Slavophile sons, Konstantin and Ivan.
In addition, Fondane and Călugăru frequented the artistic and literary club established by the controversial Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești, a cultural promoter and political militant whose influence spread over several Symbolist milieus.
There were basically two options for an officer working the graveyard shift who wanted a snack and a cup of fairly good quality coffee- diners and doughnut shops,both of which were regularly frequented by the police.
The restaurant claims that it was founded in 1582, and that it was frequented by Henri IV, but it offers no documentation to support these or other claims about its history.[2] The Quai de la Tournelle, where the restaurant stands, was not paved until 1650, before which it was"a slope, often flooded and almost always made inaccessible by mud".[3].