demand The desire, ability and willingness of an individual to purchase a good or service. The consumer must have the funds or the ability to obtain funds in order to convert the desire into demand. The demand of a buyer for a certain good is a schedule of the quantities of that good which the individual would buy at possible alternative prices at a given moment in time [dɪ'mɑ:nd] n

environ.

demande f (offre et demande)

to demand [dɪ'mɑ:nd] n

transp., mater.sc., mech.eng.

demander m

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demand [dɪ'mɑ:nd] abbr.

abbr.

dem; dmd

demand

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demand abbr.
arts.	demande; question
el.	charge
environ.	demande
law	sommation
patents.	réclamer; exiger; requête
pharma.	demande en services de santé
tech. law el.	appel de puissance


fetch abbr.
comp.	ramener; apporter
comp., MS	récupérer
IT	mettre en place; appel
life.sc.	parcours
life.sc. el.	course du vent
transp.	chercher