request

noun, verb80 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.2

a request for something not usually provided or done

a request that needs immediate attention

a request made in a courteous manner

a request sent via email

a request that is easy to understand and fulfill

a request made in writing

a request that is sensible and not excessive

a precise and clearly defined request

a request made by someone in a position of authority

an official request made in a serious and correct way

requests made many times

a request for someone to participate in an interview

a request made in a straightforward and unambiguous way

an application for financial support

a request that is not fair or sensible

a formal proposal for funds needed for a specific period

the final request, often before dying

a large number of requests

a request that is considered fair and lawful

a request that is not common or typical

an unusual or surprising request

the last request made

a request for a specific thing

a peculiar or strange request

the first or earliest request

a request stated clearly and in detail

the first request made

a formal request from one country to another to return a person accused of a crime

to ask for something in a courteous manner

to ask for a particular thing precisely

to make a request through official channels

to make a request in an official or serious way

to request something with a sense of immediacy

to ask for something in a straightforward way, without complexity

to ask for something many times

to request something in a clear and detailed way

to request something that is fair and sensible, especially in a legal context

used to specify what is being asked for

can be provided if you ask

can be provided if you ask (more formal)

several or many requests

because many people have asked for it; often 'by popular demand'

if asked for

because someone has asked for something to be done

if asked for (more formal)

used for saying that something is being done because it was asked for

to formally ask for something

to formally present a request for consideration

to get a request (more formal)

to dispatch a request, often electronically

to formally give or allow what was asked for

to refuse an offer or request

to officially agree to a request

to reply to a request

to formally refuse to grant a request

to submit a formal request, often in a work context

to agree to a request

to manage or deal with a request

to say that you will not do what is requested

to receive a request (more informal)

to formally examine a request

to refuse to accept or consider a request

to consent to fulfill a request

to politely refuse a request

to think about a request before making a decision

to take action to handle a request

to satisfy a request or demand

to be in possession of a request that needs to be handled

to do or provide what was asked for

to respond to a request

to deliberately not respond to or act on a request

to act in accordance with a request

to make the same request again

to do what you have agreed or are obliged to do

to provide what is needed or wanted for a request

used to indicate the source from which something is requested (e.g., request information from a company)