デマンド

also: でぃまんど

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

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Katakana business, economics, marketing, or technical term for demand; in many ordinary contexts 需要 is the more standard Japanese word.

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There is high demand for this part in overseas markets.

来らい月げつのデマンド予よ測そくを見み直なおした。

We revised next month's demand forecast.

デマンドが高たかまるfor demand to rise
電でん力りょくのデマンドが夏なつに高たかまる。
Demand for electricity rises in summer.
デマンドに応こたえるto meet/respond to demand
新あたらしいサービスは市し場じょうのデマンドに応こたえるものだ。
The new service is designed to meet market demand.
デマンドを喚かん起きするto stimulate demand
広こう告こくで消しょう費ひ者しゃのデマンドを喚かん起きする。
They stimulate consumer demand through advertising.

需じゅ要ようN3
需要 is the standard, neutral Japanese word for economic demand, while デマンド is a katakana term favored in business, marketing, or technical writing.
ニーズN2
ニーズ refers to customer needs or requirements, whereas デマンド focuses more on demand as a measurable market quantity.
要よう求きゅうN3
要求 is a demand or request actively made by a person, while デマンド more often describes passive market or user demand.

供きょう給きゅうN3
供給 (supply) is the economic opposite of デマンド (demand), as in the pair 需要と供給.

デマンドUsage79%
Main katakana spelling; this reading has priority.
ディマンドUsage21%
Attested alternate katakana spelling, closer to the English-like pronunciation, but less common than デマンド.

Written in katakana with no kanji form. No explicit language-of-origin information or detailed etymology is specified.