to commandeer, to requisition, to seize
çekim: geçmiş requirierte · ortaç requiriert · şimdiki requiriert · ulaç requirierend
aile: Requirierung
🔊 1915, Ilka von Michaelsburg, Im belagerten Przemysl, C. F. Amelang, page 59
to requisition, commandeer, seize · to search
çekim: geçmiş requisé · ortaç requisado · şimdiki requisa
köken: From requisa + -ar.
to requisition, to commandeer
çekim: geçmiş requisìto · ortaç requisìto · şimdiki requisìsce · ulaç requisènte
to demand, to request · to need, to call for
çekim: geçmiş тре́бовавший · ortaç тре́бовавший · şimdiki тре́бует · ulaç тре́бующий
eş: предъявлять требование, домогаться, настаивать
köken: Inherited from Old East Slavic трѣбовати (trěbovati), borrowed from Old Church Slavonic трѣбовати (trěbovati), from Proto-slavic root *terb- (see *terba).
aile: тре́боваться, востре́бовать, вы́требовать, затре́бовать, истре́бовать, натре́бовать, потре́бовать, потре́боваться, стре́бовать, тре́бование
order (request for some product or service) · subscription · booking, reservation
çekim: çoğul tilaukset · tamlayan tilauksen
köken: tilata (“to order, subscribe, book”) + -us. First attested in 1847.
aile: ajantilaus, ennakkotilaus, hankintatilaus, kestotilaus, lehtitilaus, lipputilaus, mittatilaus, puhelintilaus, pöytätilaus, tilauksenvahvistus
to requisition, commandeer (to seize for military use)
çekim: geçmiş rekviráltak
köken: From German requirieren, from Latin requīrō (“to require, seek, ask for”). With the verb-forming suffix -ál.
aile: rekvirálás
to ask for, to write for · to order · to commission
çekim: geçmiş rekvirerede · ortaç rekvireret · ulaç rekvirerende
köken: From Latin requīrere (“to require, seek”).