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Definition of on request - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
availabilityavailable when someone asks for it
- The brochure is available on request.
- The document will be sent on request.
- Additional information is provided on request.
Terms with on request included in their meaning
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communication
begins a polite request on behalf of more than one speaker
street
request money or help from people on the street
internet
request to connect on social media platforms
dining
request food or drink listed on a menu
technology
request user input on a computer
behavior
done on own initiative, without any request or reminder from others
finance
request for payment based on an insurance policy
communication
request made to someone based on personal reasons
radio
request a song on radio for someone as a greeting
transportation service
offering on-demand rides by request instead of fixed routes
activism
request for people to take action on an issue
finance
financial document payable on lender's request
procurement
formal request for bids on a project
information desk
help service giving addresses and telephone numbers on request
rail transport
train station where trains stop only on request
business
service that supplies facts, news, or advice to people on request
information retrieval
early service delivering text to screens on request
train station
small station where trains stop only on request
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- French:sur demande, ...
- German:auf Anfrage, ...
- Italian:su richiesta, ...
- Spanish:bajo pedido, ...
- Portuguese:mediante solicitação, ...
- Chinese:按需, ...
- Japanese:要求に応じて, ...
- Arabic:عِنْد الطَلَب, ...
- Hebrew:עַל פִּי בַּקָּשָׁה, ...
- Russian:по запросу, ...
- Ukrainian:на запит, ...
- Hindi:अनुरोध पर, ...
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