immer

adverb

You are in the right place for the most accurate French equivalent of the word immer, which is "encore", along with all its detailed meanings in German! On this page, you can find not only the German-centric definition of the word immer you are curious about, but also example sentences and their translations suitable for different language levels (from A1 to B1). This rich content is prepared for users wondering "What does immer mean?" or "How to use immer?"; it also includes the word's synonyms and different translation levels according to context. Explore the language bridges between German and French with anslate's in-depth translation knowledge!

encore

toujours

encore plus

constamment

de plus en plus

à tout moment

n'importe quand

Synonyms and Related Words for immer

noch immer noch weiterhin sogar noch stets ständig jederzeit allemal zunehmend fortwährend allzeit zu jeder Zeit still

Definition of "immer" in German

Below are the definitions and usage examples of the word "immer" in its original language, German. This section is designed to help you understand the word in different contexts and sentence structures, especially while learning French.

The definitions and example sentences are presented across a range from beginner (A1) to intermediate (B1) levels. This way, you can learn the word step by step, from its most basic meaning to more complex usages. Each example is provided with its translation in German, ready for correct context and usage.

Zu jeder Zeit; jedes Mal; ständig.

DE: “Er trinkt seinen Kaffee immer schwarz.”
A1
FR: “Il boit toujours son café noir.”

DE: “Warum kommst du immer zu spät zur Arbeit?”
A2
FR: “Pourquoi arrives-tu toujours en retard au travail ?”

DE: “Sie hat schon immer davon geträumt, die Welt zu bereisen.”
B1
FR: “Elle a toujours rêvé de parcourir le monde.”

Drückt eine stetige Zunahme (oft mit Komparativ) oder eine andauernde Handlung (oft mit 'noch') aus.

DE: “Es wird immer kälter.”
A1
FR: “Il fait de plus en plus froid.”

DE: “Wohnst du immer noch bei deinen Eltern?”
A2
FR: “Habites-tu toujours chez tes parents ?”

DE: “Die Aufgaben werden mit der Zeit immer komplexer.”
B1
FR: “Les tâches deviennent de plus en plus complexes avec le temps.”

Words Similar in Spelling to immer

wie immer für immer Imme immerzu immer wenn