| 释义 |
grant /ɡrɑːnt； ɡrænt/ vt. | vi. | n. | phr.
I ❶ vt.
1. 同意；准予；授予
grant a request 答应请求
grant an ammesty to 12 exiled political leaders 准予赦免12名流亡的政治领袖
grant independence 准许独立
grant low-interest loans 给予低息贷款
grant a scholarship to a student 授予一个学生奖学金
grant each displaced family ￡ 20,000 给每个背井离乡的家庭发2万英镑
She was finally granted an exit visa. 她终于得到了出境签证。
2. 承认
grant the truth of what is said 承认所说为真
I had to grant him the reasonableness of his argument. 我不得不承认他说得有理。
3. 【律】(按照法律程序)授予(权利等)；(立契)转让(财产)
❷ vi.
同意
II n.
1. 授予物(如土地、权利、补助金等)
provide an extra 3.5 billion dollars in grants 另加35亿美元的拨款
student grants 学生助学金
2. 给予；授予；同意；承认
3. 财产转让；转让的财产；(转让财产的)契据
4. 〈美〉(缅因州、新罕布什尔州、佛蒙特州的)授地区
[< OFr graunter < ? VL credentāre < L crēdere to believe] phr. granted (或 granting) that... 假定…；就算… Granted that Tom has enough money to buy the car, it doesn't mean he's going to do so. 即使汤姆买得起这辆汽车，也并不意味着他会这么做。take for granted 1. 认为…是理所当然 I take it for granted that we should build new roads. 我们应该修建新的公路，我认为这是理所当然不在话下的。2. (因视作当然)对…不予重视 |