Collocations for "requested"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "requested" in context.
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request
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- submit a [formal, polite, special] request
- that is (certainly) an odd request
- received your transfer request
- the [player, worker] handed in a transfer request
- send a request for transfer to
- [accommodation, food, song] requests
- (please) [write, specify] your [accommodation] requests
- do you have any (special) requests?
- any (last) requests?
- his final request was [that, for]
- [accommodate for, take care of, grant] (special) requests
- we [do not, cannot] accommodate [special, individual] requests
- a request to [be, see, have, go, hear]
- a request for [help, information, support, comments]
- a request for [additional, more, further] information
- a request from the [parents, teacher, company's]
- [accepted, came, appeared] at the [parents'] request
- at the [parents', patient's] request
- UK: a request stop
- [hosts, presents] a (radio) request show
- request information [about, from]
- request [a day off, a vacation day, leave]
- request a [promotion, raise]
- request an [application, appointment, extension]
- requests a [mistrial, dismissal]
- request more [evidence, samples, time, information]
- request permission to [submit, speak, see, receive, make, do]
- request [help, assistance, guidance]
- request the following
- request that [we, she, they]
- (may) we kindly request that
- we politely request that [you, customers, visitors] (do not)
- [users, visitors, guests] are kindly requested to
- request in [writing, advance]
- requested and [received, approved, paid]
- if requested to do so
'requested' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
aisle
- annex
- applicant
- assistance
- attendance
- attire
- attorney
- balcony
- cabinet
- caution
- clarification
- clarity
- clearance
- consult
- custody
- deadline
- dedication
- detail
- disclosure
- document
- earl
- enclose
- exceed
- expedite
- funeral
- insert
- intervene
- involvement
- passenger
- patron
- personnel
- presence
- prosecution
- prosecutor
- protection
- provide
- rap
- request
- respond
- sender
- sponsorship
- tomb