| 释义 |
🔑grantgrant AW 1 /ɡrænt / verb [transitive] - (formal) to give someone what he / she has asked for批准；同意◆He was granted permission to leave early.他获准早走。
- to agree (that something is true)承认，同意（某事属实）◆I grant you that New York is an interesting place, but I still wouldn't want to live there.我同意你说的纽约是个有意思的地方，但我还是不愿意住在那里。
 ●take sb / sth for grantedto show too little attention to someone or something; not be grateful enough to a person or thing不把…当回事；认为…理所当然◆In developed countries, we take running water for granted.在发达国家，人们认为自来水是平常不过的东西。◆She never says thank you – she just takes me for granted.她从来不道谢，就认为我理应如此。●take sth for grantedto accept something as being true对…信以为真；理所当然认为◆We can take it for granted that the new students will have at least an elementary knowledge of English.我们可以理所当然地认为那些新生至少具有基本的英语知识。
🔑grantgrant AW 2 /ɡrænt / noun [countable] money that is given (by the government, etc.) for a particular purpose（政府等的）拨款，专项资助金◆student grants (= to pay for their education) 学生助学金 ➡ look at scholarship |