No. 11,455 in Spanish
exigirle
To demand or require from someone.
In a sentence
El profesor decidió exigirle más dedicación al estudiante.
The teacher decided to demand more dedication from the student.
The word 'exigirle' is used here in the context of requiring or demanding something from someone, with 'le' indicating the indirect object (the person receiving the demand).
Es importante exigirle a uno mismo altos estándares para crecer.
It's important to demand high standards of oneself to grow.
Here, 'exigirle' refers to requiring something of oneself, emphasizing personal responsibility and introspection.
La comunidad comenzó a exigirle al gobierno soluciones rápidas.
The community began to demand quick solutions from the government.
In this example, 'exigirle' denotes the action of demanding from an entity (the government), with 'le' identifying the recipient of the demand.
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