requirement

UK /ɹɪˈkwʌɪəm(ə)nt/ US /ɹɪˈkwaɪɹmənt/
noun 3

Collocations

33
1

(noun.)

ADJ

absolute

Meeting all the absolute requirements for the job application took her several weeks.

important, key, main, prime

essential, fundamental

Good communication skills are an essential requirement for working successfully in any team.

demanding, strict, stringent | detailed | exact, precise | reasonable | basic | minimum | additional, further | general | special | particular, specific | individual, personal

annual, daily

The job posting listed several annual requirements, including a medical examination and background check.

constitutional, contractual, formal, legal, legislative, mandatory, procedural, regulatory, statutory | business, commercial

borrowing

The government's borrowing requirement increased significantly when they needed to fund the new healthcare programs.

client, customer, market | academic, course, curriculum, educational, entrance, entry | technical | environmental, safety | visa

dietary, nutritional

My daughter has strict dietary requirements because she is allergic to nuts and shellfish.

energy, food, housing, information, labour, manpower

VERB + REQUIREMENT

comply with, fulfil, meet, satisfy, suit

The new software must satisfy all the system requirements before we can install it.

impose, lay down, set (down/out)

The school has set out new requirements for all students taking the advanced mathematics course.

relax, waive

The government decided to waive the strict health requirements for the emergency relief program.

PREP

for your ~

The new software meets all the technical requirements for your business.

to your ~

We can adjust the software settings to your specific requirements before installation.

~ for

The job has strict requirements for computer skills and previous experience.

PHRASES

subject to (the) requirements

All employees must complete the training program subject to the company's safety requirements.

surplus to requirements

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