We use 'require' when something is needed for a purpose or to happen. It shows that something must be done or have something.
This job requires hard work every day.
Plants require water to grow well.
We say 'require' when a rule or law says something must happen. It means it is official and needed by authority.
The law requires cars to have seat belts.
The school requires students to wear uniforms.
'Require' here means one thing makes another thing needed or must happen. It shows cause and effect.
The new law requires changes in company policy.
The problem requires immediate attention.
In computer language, 'require' means to include a file or part so the program can use it.
This program requires a special library file.
The code requires the user module to work.
Sometimes, 'require' is used to mean to ask for something formally or officially from a person.
The teacher requires the students to submit homework.
The doctor requires a blood test from the patient.
Fundamental substantive denoting an entity, idea, or concrete item.
The researcher highlighted the importance of require in modern society.
A clear understanding of require is necessary to evaluate the problem.
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