demand
চাহিদা
definition
verb
u201cWhere is she?u201d he demanded
ask authoritatively or brusquely.
noun
a series of demands for far-reaching reforms
an insistent and peremptory request, made as if by right.
translation of 'demand'
জোর করে দাবি করা
verb
প্রশ্ন করা,
তলব করা,
টাল করা,
দাবী করা,
দাবি করা,
সন্ধান করা
noun
সন্ধান,
ধাঁধা,
খাঁকতি,
খাঁই,
আখুটি,
প্রশ্ন,
দাবি,
চাহিদা,
টান,
কান্দা-কাটি,
দাবী
example
The nonsmokers could 'demand' what they wanted in exchange for their rations.
there was a big 'demand' for change
There was no promise that the inquiry would even sit in public or have the power to 'demand' documents and summon witnesses.
housing 'demand'
they didn't have the resources to meet 'demand'
a 'demand' for specialists
Pruning requirements 'demand' some knowledge of the individual species on hand.
a recent slump in 'demand'
In addition, server customers tend to 'demand' higher performing systems well ahead of consumers.
we're opening later in response to growing 'demand'
'demand' has increased
True, it is often a blunt instrument when the requirements of justice 'demand' sensitive application in complex human situations.
there's a high 'demand' for children's books
consumer 'demand'
Over the next two years it is probable that teachers, local government, the police and others will 'demand' more.
a recent slump in 'demand'
Most of these activities rely on traditionally acquired skills that do not 'demand' modern technical knowledge.
a 'demand' for specialists
Now the learner is in a position to 'demand' the education they require rather than taking what is on offer.
But a police officer should not 'demand' more than his commander has given to him.
reduced 'demand'
The growing list of mass casualty threats requiring preparedness now 'demands' a heightened level of knowledge and skill for critical care nurses.
Unlike other biceps exercises, the preacher curl places specific 'demands' on form.
The process is most advanced in the physical sciences, in which research activity 'demands' a large amount of expensive equipment.
In response, students occupied the police station and 'demanded' they be arrested as well.
The requirement for greater flexibility of thought also places increased 'demands' on one's judgment and intuition.
One of the rescuers described cave diving as a highly dangerous activity, which 'demanded' great skill.
The fitness, stamina agility and dedication it requires must place great 'demands' on the body.
That, like most things in life, varies on a day-to-day basis and it can never be 'demanded' of you.
I can already hear community leaders complaining that the budget for parks is necessarily limited by other more pressing 'demands' on the public purse.
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