英语词汇“demand deposits”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

demand /di-mändˈ/

transitive verb

To claim

To ask for peremptorily or authoritatively

To require, insist upon

To ask (a question) (obsolete)

noun

The asking for what is due

Peremptory asking for something, insistence upon something

A claim

Desire shown by consumers

The amount of any article, commodity, etc that consumers will buy

Inquiry

ORIGIN: Fr demander, from LL dēmandāre to demand, from L dē- (intensive) and mandāre to put into one's charge

demandˈable adjective

That may be demanded

demandˈant noun

Someone who demands

A plaintiff (law)

demandˈer noun

demandˈing adjective

Requiring much attention, effort, etc

demand curve noun (economics)

A graph showing the quantity of a product that consumers will buy at different prices

demand deposit noun

A sum of money that can be withdrawn without notice from an account

demand-driven, -led adjective

(in marketing) determined by demand in the market

demand feeding noun

The practice of feeding a baby when it wants food, rather than at set times

demand forecasting noun

(in marketing) finding out what the demand for a product, etc will be at various selling prices so as to discover at which price the greatest profit will be made

demand pull noun (economics)

The availability of money regarded as a cause of inflation

in (great) demand

Much sought after, desired

on demand

Whenever required