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1 exigence
exigence [εgziʒɑ̃s]feminine nouna. ( = caractère) high expectations• il est d'une exigence ! he's so demanding!b. ( = revendication, condition) demand* * *ɛgziʒɑ̃s1) ( demande) demand ( de quelque chose for something)2) ( obligation) demand; Administration requirement3) ( trait de caractère)* * *ɛɡziʒɑ̃s1. nf1) [personne exigeante] demanding nature2) (= demande) demand, requirement3) (= nécessité) demand, requirementles exigences de cette discipline — the demands of this discipline, the requirements of this discipline
2. exigences nfpl1) (= prétentions de salaire) claims2) (= demandes) demands* * *exigence nf1 ( demande) demand (de qch for sth); exigence de démocratie/justice demand for democracy/justice; se soumettre aux exigences de to yield to the demands of;2 ( obligation) demand, requirement Admin; les exigences du métier the demands of the job; installation qui ne répond pas aux exigences de sécurité/d'hygiène installation which does not meet security/hygiene requirements; ‘sans exigence de diplôme’ ‘no formal qualifications are required’;3 ( trait de caractère) le chef est d'une telle exigence the boss is so demanding; elle est d'une telle exigence avec ses enfants she demands such a lot of her children.[ɛgziʒɑ̃s] nom féminin1. [demande - d'un client] requirement ; [ - d'un ravisseur] demandrépondre aux exigences de qualité/sécurité to meet quality/safety requirements3. [caractère exigeant - d'un client] particularity ; [ - d'un professeur, d'un parent] strictness, exactingness————————exigences nom féminin pluriel[salaire] expected salary
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