request Definition
re·quest (ri kwest′)
noun
- the act of asking, or expressing a desire, for something; solicitation or petition
- something asked for to grant a request
- the state of being asked for or wanted; demand a song much in request
Etymology: ME < OFr requeste < ML requesta < fem. pp. of VL *requaerere: see require
transitive verb
- to express a wish or desire for; ask for, esp. in a polite or formal way: often followed by an infinitive or by a clause beginning with that
- to ask (a person) to do something
request Related Forms
request Idioms
by request
in response to a request
request Synonyms
request
n.
by request
request Synonyms
request
v.
request Usage Examples
Object
- copy: To request a copy of the report please contact us.
- brochure: Please request a brochure to see the fulll chart.
- reminder: If you have an account and you have forgotten your details you can request an email reminder.
- pack: To order these products or request a free trial pack, just complete a short online form.
- permission: A few of my shots have been included, and they've a neat system to request permission.
Converse of object
- refuse: He saves us that we might worship Him, but Pharaoh refuses the request.
- submit: Online RMA requests The RMA tool allows partners to submit online return requests for faulty goods.
- handle: Apache HTTP Server Version 1.3 Starting Apache Invoking Apache The httpd program is usually run as a daemon which executes continuously, handling requests.
- receive: The NCA will receive shortly a request for support or otherwise from The Sports Council.
- send: Select " Submit Payment Request " to send the request for processing.
- consider: Adult learning refund policy Once a course has begun, we will only consider refund requests in exceptional personal or family circumstances.
Adjective modifier
- written: Trustees must do this within two months of a written request being made.
- urgent: An urgent request has gone out for several pairs of warm socks and 10 or 12mm blue polyprop rope.
- reasonable: No objection will be made to any reasonable request.
- formal: We will disclose information about you to regulatory authorities in response to formal requests.
- polite: They were overly defensive and need to accept that in a diverse society we should be free to make polite requests of this kind.
Noun used with modifier
- extradition: Venezuela ' Supreme Court has authorized the extradition request under Venezuelan law, maintaining the charges against Posada Carriles are still valid.
- prayer: Enter your prayer request for those in need or post your praise in our prayers answered pages.
Infinitive complement
vacate: Guests are welcome after 4pm on day of arrival and requested to vacate their gite by 10 am on day of departure.
Preposition: for
assistance: At Aberdeen alone 250 requests for assistance have been dealt with in the February to June 2004 period.
Browse dictionary entries near request
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- ‹ reputed
- ‹ repute
- ‹ reputation evidence
- ‹ reputation
- ‹ reputable
- ‹ repurchase agreement
- ‹ repulsive
- ‹ repulsion
- ‹ repulse

