demand

demand /dÇ'mɑ:nd; US dÇ'mænd/ n

၁။ [C] ~ (for sb to do sth); ~ (for sth/that…) တောင်းဆိုချက်။
receive a tax demand ❍ It is impossible to satisfy all their demands. ❍ The workers' demands for higher pay were refused/rejected by the employers. ❍ There have been fresh/renewed demands for the president to resign. ❍ demands for reform/that there should be reform ❍ Our organization is not in favour of abortion on demand (ie whenever it is asked for). ❍ The new aircraft makes tremendous demands of/on pilots (ie requires them to use a lot of skill, strength, etc).
၂။ [U] ~ (for sth/sb) လိုအပ်ချက်။ ဝယ်လိုအား။ a sudden upsurge in consumer demand ❍ Poor overseas demand is blamed for the car's failure. ❍ Demand for fish this month has exceeded supply. ❍ Good secretaries are always in demand (ie much wanted). ❍ She is in great demand as a singer. See also SUPPLY AND DEMAND
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၁။ တောင်းဆိုသည်။
demand reform/justice/compensation ❍ The workers are demanding better pay. ❍ She demanded an immediate apology/explanation. ❍ He demands that he be told everything. ❍ They demanded to know what I was doing in their home. ❍ ‘Why did you do it?’ she demanded angrily.
၂။ လိုအပ်သည်။
This sort of work demands great patience/one's full attention.