How do you use "requirement" in a sentence?

A degree is a requirement for this position. The job doesn't meet her salary requirements. What are the visa requirements for travelling to Japan?

requirement

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Significado: Something that is needed or must be done; a necessary condition

要求，必要条件

requisito, exigencia

要件、必要条件

요건, 필요 조건

Requirement refers to something that is compulsory or essential, often for a job, course, or legal compliance. Common uses include 'entry requirements' (conditions for admission), 'minimum requirements' (the least that is needed), and 'meet the requirements' (satisfy the necessary conditions).

Requirement指的是强制性或必需的东西，通常用于工作、课程或法律合规。常见用法包括'entry requirements'（入学条件）、'minimum requirements'（最低要求）和'meet the requirements'（满足必要条件）。

Requirement se refiere a algo que es obligatorio o esencial, a menudo para un trabajo, curso o cumplimiento legal. Los usos comunes incluyen «entry requirements» (condiciones de admisión), «minimum requirements» (lo mínimo necesario) y «meet the requirements» (satisfacer las condiciones necesarias).

Requirementは、仕事、コース、または法的遵守のために必須または不可欠なものを指します。一般的な使い方には「entry requirements」（入学条件）、「minimum requirements」（最低要件）、「meet the requirements」（必要条件を満たす）があります。

requirement는 직업, 과정, 법적 준수를 위해 의무적이거나 필수적인 것을 가리킵니다. 일반적인 용법으로는 'entry requirements'(입학/입국 조건), 'minimum requirements'(최소 요건), 'meet the requirements'(필요 조건을 충족하다) 등이 있습니다.

Ejemplos

A degree is a requirement for this position.
学位是这个职位的必要条件。
Un título es un requisito para este puesto.
この職位には学位が必要です。
이 직위에는 학위가 필수 요건입니다.
The job doesn't meet her salary requirements.
这份工作不符合她的薪资要求。
El trabajo no cumple con sus requisitos salariales.
その仕事は彼女の給与要件を満たしていません。
그 일은 그녀의 급여 요건을 충족하지 못합니다.
What are the visa requirements for travelling to Japan?
去日本旅行的签证要求是什么？
¿Cuáles son los requisitos de visado para viajar a Japón?
日本に旅行するためのビザ要件は何ですか？
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Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old French 'requerre' meaning 'to seek again', from Latin 'requirere' (to seek again, need), from 're-' (again) and 'quaerere' (to seek). Related to 'require', 'query', and 'quest'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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