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Qué significa “demand” en español

EE. UU. /dɪˈmænd/ · Reino Unido /dɪˈmɑːnd/

demand en español: demanda, exigencia, exigencias, exigir, requerir, reclamar

sustantivo

CANTIDAD DEMANDADAB1

demanda

Cantidad de algo que la gente quiere o necesita.

En inglés sencillo: How much people want or need something.

  • Demand for water rises in summer.
  • We cannot meet the demand for housing.
  • Has demand fallen this year?

Cómo se usa: demand for something (There is growing demand for evening classes.)

Sinónimos: need

Expresiones frecuentes: demand for something, high demand, growing demand, meet demand

EXIGENCIAB1

exigencia

Petición firme de que alguien dé algo o haga algo, presentada como una obligación.

En inglés sencillo: A strong request that someone must give you something or do something.

  • They refused his demand for money.
  • The workers made several demands.
  • Her demand for an apology surprised me.

Cómo se usa: demand for something (The workers repeated their demand for higher pay.); demand that… (She made a demand that the charges be dropped.)

Sinónimos: insistence, request

Expresiones frecuentes: demand for something, make a demand, reject a demand, demand for equality

ESFUERZO NECESARIOB2

exigencias

Tarea u obligación difícil que requiere tiempo, energía o atención.

En inglés sencillo: Something difficult that uses your time, energy, or attention.

  • The job makes heavy demands on me.
  • She struggled with the demands of caring for twins.
  • Can our staff cope with these extra demands?

Cómo se usa: demands on someone/something (The job places heavy demands on her time.); demands of something (He struggles with the demands of parenthood.)

Sinónimos: requirements, pressures

Expresiones frecuentes: demands on someone, demands of something, heavy demands

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EXIGIRB1

exigir

Decir con firmeza que debes recibir algo o que algo tiene que hacerse.

En inglés sencillo: To say firmly that you must have something or that something must happen.

  • I demand an apology.
  • She demanded to know where her bag was.
  • The passengers are demanding their money back.

Cómo se usa: demand something (She demanded an explanation.); demand that… (They demanded that the road be repaired.); demand to do something (He demanded to speak to the owner.)

Sinónimos: insist on, require

Expresiones frecuentes: demand an answer, demand a refund, demand to know, demand an explanation

REQUERIRB2

requerir, exigir

Necesitar cierto grado de esfuerzo, atención o habilidad.

En inglés sencillo: To need a particular amount of effort, attention, or skill.

  • This work demands patience.
  • The difficult climb demanded all our strength.
  • Teaching young children demands constant attention.

Cómo se usa: demand something of someone (This job demands a great deal of its staff.)

Sinónimos: require, need

Expresiones frecuentes: demand attention, demand patience, demand skill

RECLAMAR UN DERECHOB2

reclamar, exigir

Pedir con firmeza algo que consideras que tienes derecho a recibir.

En inglés sencillo: To firmly ask for something that you believe you have a right to receive.

  • The bank demanded repayment.
  • She is demanding compensation for the damage.
  • They demanded the money they were owed.

Cómo se usa: demand something from someone (The landlord demanded payment from the tenant.)

Sinónimos: claim, require

Expresiones frecuentes: demand payment, demand compensation, demand repayment

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