to need
- verb
- /nid/
- If you want to improve your skills, you need to practice regularly.
- need to know
- need help
- need more
In this, what else do we need to mention?
- In this, what else do we need to mention?
- And so to that we need to turn next.
- So I think that more people need to be loved.
- I'm saying that you need to choose your form.
- The message is we need to do it now.
- He was starting to need more of a break.
- We don't always need someone to fix it.
- But it does not need to be your reality.
- There are tarnished things that need to shine again.
- Why does the world need you and your product?
- More than that, do you really need it in savings?
Examples
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- We need more nurses at the hospital.
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To document this current migration, we need to look at artifacts from our own time.
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The message is we need to do it now.
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What you have we need, and we need it now.
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So I think that more people need to be loved.
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Why does the world need you and your product?
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I think you need some help.
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Throughout the research process, students constantly need to ask questions to help conduct their research.
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This is exactly what we need to find Sasquatch.
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You don't need much, just need a glass of water.
Synonyms
Need a certain amount of time or space
Need something because a rule or situation makes it necessary
To need something because it is missing
Need something because the situation makes it necessary
To need something because a job or situation must have it
Need help or support from something to live
To make something needed as a result
To be right or necessary for someone to do something
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Formal
A rule that gives information only to people who need it for their work
How Necessary
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb need also comes from the old root nēd meaning 'distress' or 'something that forces you'. So to need something is to require it strongly, like a hunger or urgent pull that makes you act.