What is the usage and collocation of demand

Chinese translation of demand is needed

Phonetic Transcription:英 [d mɑ nd] 美 [d m nd].

n.Need; what is needed; (especially difficult, tiring, annoying, etc.); (customer's) needs;

v.Need; Strongly requested;

Usage:

1. The basic meaning of demand as a verb is "to ask to do" and "to ask to get". When making a "demand" solution, it means to demand forcefully and categorically; When used as a "demand" solution, it means asking for something that should be obtained, must be obtained, or strongly desired.

2. demand is used as a noun with the basic meaning of "demand" and "demand" (of the object of the thing), which is a countable noun when it means a specific "request" and "something requested"; It is an uncountable noun when it means an abstract or general "need", but sometimes it can be used as "a+ adj."."Grooming.

Example sentence:

1、demand is outpacing production.

Demand is outpacing production.

2、demand is outstripping supply.

Demand is outpacing supply.

3、i demand to see the manager.

I insisted on seeing the manager.

Phrase collocation:

1、demand ofv.Request; to....Request

2. demand for....needs.

3. Market demand.

Usage:

1. demand is used as a transitive verb, and when it is solved as a "requirement", its subject is usually a person, and the object can be a noun, a pronoun, a verb infinitive with to or that clause.

2. When making a "need" solution, the subject is usually a thing, and the object is generally an abstract noun such as "time" and "patience".

3. When making an "inquiry" solution, it can be followed by nouns, wh- clauses, and direct quotations. demand is often used in conjunction with the preposition for when used as an intransitive verb to indicate "demand".

Pairing:

1. Demand for right....needs.

2. Demand from to...Request;

3. demand in in....needs.

4. Demand of requirements

Example sentence:

he had the impertinence to demand a raise.

He went so far as to ask for an increase in wages.

the policeman demanded their names.

The policeman asked for their names.

demand

1. Phonetic Alphabet:English [d'mɑ nd] 美 [d'mænd]

2. Interpretation:

n.Request; Demand.

v.Request; Questioning; Need;

3. Usage:

1. Used as a verb:

demand is used as a transitive verb, and when it is solved as a "demand", its subject is usually a human, and the object can be a noun, a pronoun, a verb infinitive with to, or that clause; When making a "need" solution, the subject is usually a thing, and the object is generally an abstract noun such as "time" and "patience"; When making an "inquiry" solution, it can be followed by a noun, a wh-clause, or a direct speech. demand is often used in conjunction with the preposition for when used as an intransitive verb to indicate "demand".

2. Used as a noun:

demand when used as a noun basically means "to ask (the act)" and "to demand (the object of the thing)" is a countable noun when it means a specific "request" or "something to ask"; It is an uncountable noun when it means an abstract or general "need", but sometimes it can be used as "a+ adj."."Grooming.

Fourth, phrase collocation:

demand an answer.

demand an explanation.

demand an interview.

demand bluntly.

Demand Briskly with ease.

comply with demand.

Concede Demand acknowledges the requirement.

confront with demand.

5. Example sentences:

all these questionsdemandcareful and detailed study.

These require careful and concrete research.

theirdemandis entirely justified.

Their demands are perfectly justified.

thedemandfor coal begins to slacken off in the spring.

The demand for coal began to decrease in the spring.

The word demand is the meaning of strong demand, which can be a verb, a noun.

It is composed of the metaphorical particle "like, same, (a)like" attached to the noun and other words, which indicates metaphor and sometimes speculation, has a variety of syntactic functions, can be used as a definite, adverbial, complement, and is an adjective phrase.

The ingredients used for metaphor are often nouns, and there are fewer verbs and adjectives. Because this kind of phrase is mainly used to describe similar points, it is easy to use the verb "like, as if" and other words to introduce the object of the metaphor or to speculate.

Functional: Phrases have two functions: on the one hand, they are syntactic components, and all phrases can act as components of a larger phrase; On the other hand, there are sentences, and most of the phrases plus the tone of the sentence can be formed into a sentence independently.

There are a few phrases that don't have the ability to form sentences, for example, the phrase "so".

The function of a phrase is determined by the function of what kind of words it is equivalent to. A noun phrase whose function is equivalent to a noun.

A function is equivalent to a predicate.

is called a predicate phrase and is usually centered on a verb or adjective. Subject-verb phrases.

The functional class is determined by the part of speech at the predicate center of the phrase.

vt.Request;

Need; To know, ask.

n.Requirements, what is needed.

Demand, need.

demand of v.Request; to....Request

demand for right....needs.

market demand.

Supply and Demand.

meet the demand, meet the demand; Meets the requirements.

in demand popular; much needed; Good sales; There is a need.

Customer demand.

on demand; Spot.

domestic demand; Local internal needs.

consumer demand; Consumer's request.

demand and supply.