No. 11,459 in French
requise
"Requise" means "required" or "necessary."
In a sentence
La documentation requise doit être soumise avant la date limite.
The required documentation must be submitted before the deadline.
In this sentence, "requise" functions as a past participle used as an adjective, agreeing in gender and number with "documentation," indicating the necessity of the documents.
Une attention particulière est requise lors de l’exécution de cette tâche.
Special attention is required during the execution of this task.
Here, "requise" is employed as the past participle of "requérir," used in a passive construction to imply a demand or necessity for attention.
La participation requise pour cet événement est d'au moins trois personnes.
The required participation for this event is at least three people.
In this sentence, "requise" acts as an adjective linked to "participation" describing the necessary condition or requirement tied to the subject of the sentence.
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