to need; to want; to require; to demand

a requirement or demand, such as market demand in economics

to only require; only need to

to not have to; to have no need for; unnecessary

to be in bad need of or urgently require something

essential; indispensable; necessary

Essential items for daily life, such as food or clothing; something that is indispensable

Equipment, provisions, and other materials needed by the military; military logistics

to be in urgent need of; a pressing requirement for something

each takes what they need; everyone takes the specific things that they require

a possible period of want or need; preparation for an unexpected requirement or contingency

Special needs or requirements; particular procurement requirements

Items required by the military such as equipment, provisions, and clothing; military necessities.

the principle of distributing consumer goods based on individual needs, especially in the context of a communist society

The demand for products and services within a country's own market; internal demand

To not need; to be unnecessary or have no requirement for something.

production and consumer demand

The state where the supply of goods and services does not match the market demand; a lack of coordination between what is available and what is needed.

imbalance or tension between supply and demand

officer in charge of military supplies; logistician

military ship used for carrying supplies

demand that remains constant regardless of price, frequently used in the context of the real estate market

inelastic demand; an essential need that does not change regardless of price, often used in the context of the housing market; abbreviation for [[刚性需求|剛性需求|gang1 xing4 xu1 qiu2]]

(environmental science) chemical oxygen demand; COD

each person gets what they need or desire

basic necessity; fundamental need

demand for a country's goods and services from foreign markets; external market demand

the total demand for goods and services within an economy; overall demand

necessary for a purpose; that which is needed; required

on demand; according to demand

The process of printing books or materials only as they are ordered or needed

not have to; do not need

the amount of dissolved oxygen needed by aerobic biological organisms to break down organic material in a given water sample; abbreviated as BOD

items that are essential for everyday life; necessities of life

The sum of all requirements for production materials and consumer goods within a society; total social demand.

literally "whoever hung the bell on the tiger's neck must be the one to untie it"; used as a proverb to mean that the person who caused a problem is the one responsible for solving it

an immediate or pressing requirement

extremely urgent need for people of ability or qualified for a specific task

to have an immediate and pressing need for funds; money is urgently needed

Maslow's hierarchy of needs, a theory in psychology proposed by Abraham Maslow

to need; to be necessary

to demand something or exact payment; to extort

A proverb meaning that difficult situations inspire people to come up with new ideas or solutions.

not essential; not indispensable; optional