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demanda exigen, bajo demanda, demandar, petición, reclaman, pedido demand
demand noun
1. an urgent or peremptory request.
The striking workers issued a collective demand to management, calling for better wages and working conditions. Los trabajadores en huelga emitieron una demanda colectiva a la dirección, reclamando mejores salarios y condiciones de trabajo.
2. the ability and desire to purchase goods and services.
The growing demand in the market for sustainable products has led to an increase in the production of eco-friendly packaging materials. La creciente demanda en el mercado por productos sostenibles ha llevado a un aumento en la producción de materiales de empaquetado ecológicos.
3. required activity.
The company's latest demand is to increase productivity by 15% within the next quarter. La última demanda de la empresa es aumentar la productividad en un 15% dentro del próximo trimestre.
4. the act of demanding.
The company's sudden demand for a 30% salary increase was met with resistance from the union, who argued that it was unrealistic and unfair. La empresa' demanda repentina de un aumento salarial del 30% fue recibida con resistencia por la sindicato, que argumentó que era irrealizable y desigual.
5. a condition requiring relief.
The doctor warned that if left untreated, the patient's high blood pressure would become a demand for immediate medical attention. El médico advirtió que si no se trataba, la presión arterial alta del paciente podría convertirse en una emergencia médica inmediata.