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septingentum
always

no Dicionário PONS

alemão
alemão
inglês
inglês

I. im·mer [ˈɪmɐ] ADV

1. immer (stets):

auf immer antiq
immer während Freundschaft, Glück
immer während Freundschaft, Glück

2. immer (jedes Mal):

immer ich! coloq
immer ich! coloq
immer wenn ...

3. immer + compar adj, adv (zunehmend):

4. immer coloq (jeweils):

5. immer (auch):

whoever [or formal or lit whomever] she sees

II. im·mer [ˈɪmɐ] PART

1. immer in Aussagen, Fragen:

2. immer mit Modalverben (nur):

3. immer in Aufforderungen, Fragen coloq (bloß):

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immer ADV

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immer ADV

inglês
inglês
alemão
alemão
timeless landscape, beauty

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Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Die Schnauze ist kurz und abgerundet mit einer kleinen Spitze.
de.wikipedia.org
Die rundliche Schnauze ist etwas abgeflacht und ragt etwas über das Maul hinaus.
de.wikipedia.org
Die Schnauze war ebenso weit wie hoch und die Schädelbögen waren relativ schmal.
de.wikipedia.org
Anatolische Forellen haben einen breiten Kopf mit stumpfer Schnauze.
de.wikipedia.org
Der Kopf hatte eine lange und schmale Schnauze, die mit vielen kleinen Zähnen bestückt war.
de.wikipedia.org

Exemplos da Internet (não verificados pela redação)

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Die Ziffer wird immer rechts neben der Chargenkennzeichnung angebracht.
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www.hecht-assistent.de
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The figure is always on the right of the batch identification
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Denken Sie immer an die Interessen Ihres Gegenübers.
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www.hochschuldidaktik.uzh.ch
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Always consider the interests of your counterpart.
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Ansatzpunkt ist, dass die Eigenverantwortung immer bei den Partnern liegt.
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www.giz.de
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The starting point for all activities is that ownership always lies with partners.
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rastlos, immer voller Hoffnung, vor nichts kapituliere…
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www.teneues.com
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restless, always hopeful, and never giving up—forever youn…
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Es ist nicht immer weise nur diszipliniert zu sein.
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www.giz.de
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It’s not always wise to always be disciplined.
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