No. 1,613 in Spanish
exigen
"Exigen" means "they demand" or "they require."
In a sentence
Los estudiantes exigen una explicación del maestro.
The students demand an explanation from the teacher.
In this sentence, 'exigen' translates to 'demand' and is used to describe a strong request or demand from the students towards the teacher.
Las leyes exigen cumplir con ciertos requisitos.
The laws require compliance with certain requirements.
Here, 'exigen' is used to mean 'require,' indicating an imperative or necessity imposed by laws.
Ellos exigen mejores condiciones laborales.
They demand better working conditions.
In this context, 'exigen' again signifies 'demand,' used in a scenario where individuals are advocating for change or improvement in their work environment.
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