to ask for, request, or require something firmly or as a condition

the desire and ability of consumers to purchase a particular commodity or service

to seek after a goal, dream, or ideal with determination

to politely or formally ask for something or to do something

to seek; to look for

to propose marriage

to seek or request opinions, suggestions, feedback, or consent

supply and demand (economics)

to ask for assistance or appeal for help

to seek truth from facts; to be practical and realistic

to make every effort to achieve a goal or standard

to seek help when in distress or having difficulties

the total amount or volume of a product or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase.

to seek employment

to pray for something, typically in a religious or spiritual context

to seek; to strive for

to beg, beseech, or entreat someone earnestly and humbly

supply does not meet demand

to demand, call for, or petition; a request, wish, or demand

to insist on; to demand; to impose

to seek confirmation or verification of news, rumors, or information from a specific source

to yearn for something intensely, even in one's sleep; to desire something one has long wanted

to beg; to implore

to seek or require the solution to a mathematical problem or equation

in order to; so as to

to pursue one's studies, attend school, or seek knowledge

reduplicated form of the verb [[求|求|qiu2]], used to emphasize an earnest, humble, or desperate request or entreaty.

to stress, strive for, or prioritize something such as efficiency or quality

to seek survival; to try to find a way to stay alive

to beg or plead urgently and humbly, typically expressing distress or sorrow

to seek to purchase; to be looking to buy (something)

to long for or strongly desire something intensely

to pursue or be eager for knowledge and learning

to make excessive demands; demanding

supply exceeds demand

to make unreasonable or excessive demands; an extravagant request

to seek medical advice or treatment from a physician

to ask someone for help or a favor

to beg for mercy or forgiveness

to constantly seek to improve; to keep perfecting

exactly what one has been looking for; most welcome

to woo; to court

Norman Bethune (1890-1939), Canadian doctor, worked for communists in Spanish civil war and for Mao in Yan'an, where he died of blood poisoning

to ask for help

to explore or inquire into the cause, nature, or details of a matter

to ask for advice, guidance, or instruction

supply exceeds demand

to plead for leniency or mercy