demand

名词

UK/dɪˈmɑːnd/
US/dɪˈmænd/

定义 demand 名词

request

  1. B1Countable

    a strong request

    • You cannot always concede to the demands of your children.

    • It's unlikely the government will agree to the insurgents' demands for autonomy.

    • They received a final notice to pay what was owed.

need

  1. B2CountableUncountable

    a need for something to be sold or supplied

    • There is very little demand for these products.

    • There is always a high demand for qualified medical professionals.

    • During the holidays, there is a high demand for flowers.

片语 demand 名词

  • demands

    the challenging tasks or obligations that must be fulfilled

    The demands of this job are so high that it's difficult to find qualified candidates.

动词

UK/dɪˈmɑːnd/
US/dɪˈmænd/

定义 demand 动词

request

  1. B1Transitive

    to ask for something forcefully, in a way that shows that you do not expect to be refused

    • I requested an explanation immediately.

    • The union is demanding an eight percent wage increase this year.

    • He always requires the highest standards of conduct from his children.

need

  1. B2Transitive

    to need something such as time, effort, or a particular quality

    • This musical piece is difficult to perform; it requires intense concentration.

    • He seems to lack numerous qualities necessary for a successful politician.

    • The job demands someone who can work under pressure.

成语

  • on demand

    available or happening whenever someone requests or needs something.

    The company offers video on demand, allowing customers to watch their desired programs anytime.