Übersetzung für 'often times' von Englisch nach Deutsch

often times {adv}

oftmals

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often {adv}

oftmals

vielfach [häufig]

häufig

oft

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least often {adv}

am seltensten

often repeated {adj}

vielmalig

more often {adv}

öfter

quite often {adv}

nicht selten

ziemlich oft

sehr oft

often used {adj}

oft benutzt

often-quoted {adj}

vielzitiert

less often {adv}

seltener

to be often

häufig sein

most often {adv}

am öftesten [selten]

meistens

(often) enough {adv}

zur Genüge [oft genug (gehört, gesehen, gesagt, etc.)]

often enough {adv}

zur Genüge [oft pej.] [Redewendung]

too often {adv}

zu oft

conspicuously often {adv}

auffallend oft

• Artists would often take influence from other genres like americana, dream pop, shoegaze and post-rock, often times straddling lines between genres.
• Students in low-income communities often times do not have the same resources for test prep that their peers from more affluent backgrounds do.
• Since skin is manipulated and often times trimmed, there is a risk of spreading infection when tools are used across many people.
• Often times, atoms will have a positive or negative charge as their octet may not be complete.
• In contrast, slogans are often times used in liberal democracies as well as grassroot organisation, in a campaign setting.

• This increase in concentration is dangerous as it increases catch per trawl, often times when the flatfish are not even the desired target (bycatch).
• He is sponsored by Mexican soccer cleat maker Eescord, and often times he threw his cleats into the crowd as part of his goal celebration.
• Breakdowns are often times found in metal and punk songs, as they can be used to eschew traditional verse–chorus–verse songwriting.
• In 1920, it was renamed Luzurriaga (often times misspelt as Luzuriaga) in honour of Don Carlos Ruíz de Luzurriaga, a delegate from Negros island to the Philippine Legislature who promised town officials he would work hard to help improve the town.
• Likewise, "irrumatio" might today be called "forced fellatio" or "oral rape". Often times in modern English, especially in a non-rape context, the term "face fucking" is used.

• Much later it was revealed by riders from this era that often times they would take substances just to survive the race.
• Same-size or larger-victim vore is more common, and often times the enlarged belly of the consumer is described or shown with great care.
• The opposing extremes in abiotic conditions that are faced between populations and the lack of homogenizing gene flow could present conditions where two populations are able to differentiate. Often times when comparing fitness or phenotypic values across an environmental gradient, the data are fixated into a reaction norm framework.
• The ISO 14040 and 14044 standards require the following mandatory steps for completing an LCIA: Often times in practice, this is completed by choosing an already existing LCIA method (e.g., TRACI, ReCiPe, AWARE, etc.).
• Features have a specific stratigraphic context as well as helping to provide details of context for artifacts. Often times an artifact's provenience can be defined in part by the feature it is associated with (if such a feature exists).

• Although the power in the passive intermodulation signal is typically many orders of magnitude lower than the power of the transmit signal, the power in the passive intermodulation signal is often times on the same order of magnitude (and possibly higher) than the power of the receive signal.
• Men and women often harm themselves by trying all sorts of diets or taking all sorts of pills to look like their favorite influencers and celebrities, unfortunately often times the look of the people they idealized is the result of medical procedures.
• Often times, rescuers carry Intrinsically Safe Rescue Communication equipment.
• The grave goods were to be useful to the deceased in the afterlife; therefore their favorite foods or everyday objects were left with them. Often times social status played a role in what was left and how often it was left.
• Almost all males do the singing; however, a select few females engage in singing as well. Often times, the Say's Phoebe will sing while hovering over an open field.