English to Latvian Meaning of need - vajadzība


Need :
vajadzība

vajadzība, nepieciešamība, prasība, trūkums, nabadzība, būtiskuma, kādam par labu, svarīgums, pieprasījums, tirgus, vēlēties, vilkt, saspīlējums, izdarīt, vazāt, iezīme, nepietiekamība, bēdas, atbildība, parādsaistības, slogs, kavēklis, lietošana, iemesls, izjust vajadzību, steidzamība

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Definitions of need in English
Noun(1) a condition requiring relief(2) anything that is necessary but lacking(3) the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal; the reason for the action; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior(4) a state of extreme poverty or destitution
Verb(1) require as useful, just, or proper(2) have need of(3) have or feel a need for
Examples of need in English
(1) Clinicians need to understand that this recommendation can reduce the risk of errors.(2) How can they be available for a photo opportunity but not there to help people in their hour of need ?(3) if you have need of further instructions(4) Sadly, the band's most recent work satisfies this desperate need to an alarming degree.(5) do you need anything?(6) If they persist, they may find that relativism will prove a poor friend in their hour of need .(7) East Yorkshire pig farmers don't need reminding of that.(8) they need to win tomorrow(9) Some people felt there would be a need for security cameras if the shop were re-opened.(10) we need her permission(11) all you need to do is register(12) Present-day reality highlights the pressing need for the state's advance preparation for possible wars.(13) A need for counting arose, then writing and numerals were needed to record transactions.(14) It is easy to see why the First Minister turned to Ward in an hour of need .(15) there's no need to worry(16) you need to be over 21 to enter the competition
Related Phrases of need
(1) no need ::
nav vajadzības
(2) need help ::
vajadzīga palīdzība
(3) in need ::
nepieciešama
(4) need not ::
nevajag
(5) the need ::
nepieciešamība
(6) in need of ::
nepieciešama
(7) no need to ::
nav nepieciešams
(8) need rest ::
vajag atpūsties
Synonyms
Noun
1. necessity ::
nepieciešamība
2. requirement ::
prasība
4. difficulty ::
grūtības
5. penury ::
nabadzība
6. want ::
vēlēties
7. demand ::
pieprasījums
8. motivation ::
motivācija
Verb
9. require ::
pieprasīt
10. have to ::
vajag
11. yearn for ::
sērot
12. call for ::
saukt
Different Forms
need, needed, needful, needing, needless, needy
Word Example from TV Shows
The truth is we need your help.

The truth is we NEED your help.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 5

We need to get him on broken ground,
put his knights at a disadvantage.

We NEED to get him on broken ground, put his knights at a disadvantage.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 8

All I'd need to find out

All I'd NEED to find out

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 6

Howard, I'm going
to need another Mandarin lesson.

Howard, I'm going to NEED another Mandarin lesson.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 17

You're gonna need
some new towels.

You're gonna NEED some new towels.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 2

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