How is the phrase il a un besoin urgent de translated from French to English

Il lui faut quelque chose très rapidement.

He needs something very quickly.

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English translation
He urgently requires

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  • Il a un besoin urgent d'un nouveau passeport. He urgently requires a new passport.

  • Le médecin dit qu'il a un besoin urgent de repos. The doctor says he urgently requires more rest.

  • D'après la lettre, il a un besoin urgent de notre réponse. According to the letter, he urgently requires our answer.

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How is “il a un besoin urgent de” translated from French?
“il a un besoin urgent de” translates into English as “He urgently requires”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “il a un besoin urgent de” mean?
Meaning of “il a un besoin urgent de”: Il lui faut quelque chose très rapidement. In English — “He urgently requires”.
What part of speech is “il a un besoin urgent de”?
“il a un besoin urgent de” is a phrase.
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