demand
To say strongly that you want something to happen or be given to you.
To ask for something in a firm or forceful way, showing that you expect it to be given or done.
A strong way of asking for something.
A firm or forceful request for something to be done, given, or provided.
How much people want to buy something.
The level of interest, need, or desire for particular goods or services among consumers.
To need something because of a situation or rule.
To need something as a necessary condition or result of a situation.
- Base: demand
- Plural: demand, demands
- Base: demand
- 3rd Person Singular: demands
- Present Participle: demanding
- Past: demanded
in demand
1wanted or needed by many people
Wanted or needed by many people.
- Good teachers are always in demand.
- This style of shoe is in demand right now.
make demands on [someone/something]
1require effort/resources from someone/something
To use someone's time, energy, or resources a lot.
- Caring for young children makes huge demands on parents.
- This job will make demands on your patience.
meet the demand
1provide enough to satisfy need/want
To give enough of something that people want or need.
- The factory increased production to meet the demand.
- We cannot meet the demand without more staff.
on demand
1available when requested
Available at any time when you ask for it.
- Movies are now available on demand through streaming services.
- We can print the book on demand.