requisition form
- noun
- /ˌrɛkwɪˈzɪʃən fɔrm/
- Formal
- The manual process of filling out requisition forms with invoices attached delays check writing and posting to the university ledger.
- fill out a requisition form
Examples
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Who signs the requisition forms? Fuller
Fiction book (1999) -
He had signed requisition forms, so it was okay.
Fiction book (1999) -
As she wrapped the tubes in a laboratory requisition form and tucked the little package into a plastic bag, Judy resolved to come back and give Beatrice's hair a full one hundred strokes of brushing.
Fiction book (1998) -
To request new office supplies, make sure to complete the requisition form carefully.
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The manager approved the requisition form for additional computer equipment.
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Before you can get more materials, you must submit a requisition form to the supply department.
Synonyms
A polite, formal asking for something to be done or given
A written request for something, for example a job or a place at school
An official form used to ask for goods or equipment in an office
A document with questions to fill in when you apply for a job or a course
A printed or online page you fill to ask for goods and services
A formal written request for goods, money, or supplies
How Official
Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound meaning is directly compositional: a 'requisition form' is a form used to make a requisition, which a learner who knows 'requisition' and 'form' can infer. This N+N construction follows standard English patterns and has clear equivalents in many languages, so the meaning is immediately transparent.
Etymology
The noun requisition form comes from the idea of a formal written requisition ('request') on a form ('paper'). Imagine filling out that paper to tell the office exactly what supplies or services you need, so it means 'an official document used to ask for something'.