Request from Meaning in English

expression

US

ɹiˈkwɛst/, /ɹɪˈkwɛst/ /ˈfɹəm

ri-KWEST frum

UK

ɹɪkwˈɛst/ /fɹˈɒm

ri-KWEST from

释义

To ask someone for something formally or politely; usually used when saying who you are asking for something.

用法与细微差别

Commonly used in formal and business contexts. 'Request from' is often followed by the person or group you are asking, e.g., 'request a document from the manager.' Avoid confusing with 'request for' (which refers to the thing being asked for, not the person).

• Spanish: pedir a - solicitar de
• Portuguese (BR): pedir de - solicitar de
• Portuguese (PT): pedir de - solicitar de
• Chinese (Simplified): 向...请求 - 向...要求
• Chinese (Traditional): 向...請求 - 向...要求
• Hindi: से अनुरोध करना
• Arabic: طلب من
• Bengali: দেখা চাওয়া - অনুরোধ করা (কাউকে)
• Russian: попросить у - запросить у
• Japanese: ～に依頼する - ～にお願いする
• Vietnamese: yêu cầu từ - đề nghị từ
• Korean: ~에게 요청하다 - ~에게 부탁하다
• Turkish: -den talep etmek - -den istemek
• Urdu: سے درخواست کرنا
• Indonesian: meminta dari - meminta kepada

例句

I need to request from my teacher a copy of the book.

basic

Please request from the front desk if you need towels.

basic

She had to request from her parents for permission to go out.

basic

They requested from the company a detailed invoice for their records.

natural

Have you ever had to request from a stranger some help?

natural

We often request from our IT department to reset our passwords.

natural