No. 10,175 in French

imagine

"Imagine" in French means "to imagine" or "to conceive of something in the mind."

In a sentence

Imagine un monde sans pollution.
Imagine a world without pollution.
The imperative form of 'imagine' suggests a direct command or invitation to envision.
Elle imagine un avenir rempli de succès.
She imagines a future filled with success.
The verb 'imagine' here is conjugated in the present indicative, showing the subject actively envisioning something.
Ils ont du mal à imaginer cette situation.
They find it hard to imagine this situation.
The infinitive form 'imaginer' is used as the object of a verb, indicating the action of envisioning a concept.

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