1. "Plus" (most common): This is the most common way to express "anymore" in French.
* Example: Je ne mange plus de viande. (I don't eat meat anymore.)
2. "Ne...plus" (more emphatic): This is a more emphatic way to say "anymore," emphasizing the cessation of the action.
* Example: Je ne vais plus à l'école. (I don't go to school anymore.)
3. "Pas plus" (meaning "not anymore"): This phrase is used to say that something is no longer the case.
* Example: Elle n'est pas plus petite que moi. (She is not smaller than me anymore.)
4. "Depuis plus longtemps" (meaning "for a longer time"): This phrase emphasizes the duration of the absence of something.
* Example: Je ne vis plus dans cette ville depuis plus longtemps. (I haven't lived in this city for a long time.)
5. "N'est plus" (meaning "is no longer"): This phrase is used to indicate that something has ended or ceased to exist.
* Example: Il n'est plus en vie. (He is no longer alive.)
The best translation will depend on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.