Questions & Answers about Дартс требует меткости.
It is a simple sentence with:
- Дартс — the subject
- требует — the verb
- меткости — the thing required
Literally, it is Darts requires accuracy / good aim.
A very literal word-for-word gloss is:
- Дартс = darts
- требует = requires
- меткости = of accuracy / of good aim
That last part sounds odd in English, but it is normal in Russian because of the case used after требовать.
Because it is in the genitive singular.
The dictionary form is меткость. After the verb требовать (to require), Russian usually uses the genitive case, so:
- меткость → nominative
- меткости → genitive
So the sentence uses меткости because требовать typically governs the genitive:
- требовать помощи = to require help
- требовать внимания = to require attention
- требовать меткости = to require accuracy / good aim