What does noch immer in German mean?

What is the meaning of the word noch immer in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use noch immer in German.

The word noch immer in German means always, always, more and more, forever, get quieter and quieter, still, always be, always be, always when, again and again, always, whenever, whatever, whatever, whichever, whoever, whatever, as always. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word noch immer

always

(ständig, stets)

Unser Nachbar ist immer gut gelaunt.
Our neighbor is always in a good mood.

always

(jedes Mal)

Immer wenn es regnet, tropft es durch das Dach.
Every time it rains the ceiling leaks.

more and more

(umgangssprachlich (Füllwort: Steigerung)

Die Musik wird immer lauter.
The music becomes louder more and more.

forever

(Zeitraum: unendlich lang)

Ich würde dich gern für immer vergessen.
I would like to be able to forget about you forever.

get quieter and quieter

(an Lautstärke verlieren)

still

(nach wie vor)

Sie ist schon drei Jahre, aber trägt immer noch eine Windel.
She is already three years old but still wears diapers.

always be

(fortwährend existieren) (exist always)

always be

(verhalten: fortwährend) (be preserved forever)

always when

(zu einem best Zeitpunkt)

Immer wenn ich aus dem Fenster sehe, sehne ich mich nach der Freiheit.
I always long for freedom when I look outside the window.

again and again

(wiederholt)

Ich kam immer wieder in dieses tolle Restaurant zurück.
I came back to that great restaurant again and again.

always

(seit Anbeginn)

Das war doch schon immer so!
That has always been like that!

whenever

(Zeitpunkt: egal)

whatever

(Objekt: egal was)

Was auch immer geschieht, wir stehen immer zu dir.
Whatever happens we will be there for you.

whatever

(mündlich (Spruch: Gleichgültigkeit)

Was der Lehrer heute gesagt hat? - Was auch immer, interessiert mich doch nicht.
What the teacher told us today? - Whatever, I don't care.

whichever

(egal, welche)

whoever

(Person: egal, wer)

Wer auch immer meine Nachfolge antreten wird, ich hoffe, er wird genauso viel Spaß bei der Arbeit haben, wie ich.
Whoever is going to succeed me, I hope that this person will have as much fun at work as I did.

whatever

(mündlich (wie dem auch sei)

Die Kinder bringen Freunde mit, wie auch immer, es ist genug für alle da.

as always

(wie gewohnt)

Ich bin heute früh wie immer um 6 Uhr aufgestanden.
Today I got up at 6 am as always.

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