
英:/'ˈɡrɑːntɪd/ 美:/'ˈɡræntɪd/
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conj. 誠然
adv. 的确
vt. grant的過去式
Granted that what you said is true, I don't believe it.
就算你說的是真的,我也不相信。
Granted, your plan is closer to the product.
誠然,你的方案更貼近産品。
Granted that you understand the rules of this game, I won't talk about it anymore.
既然你了解這個比賽的規則,我就不再多講了。
He granted them a leave of absence.
他批準了他們的假。
The mayor granted my request for an interview.
市長答應了我的采訪請求。
We were granted exclusive rights to license and sell the product in our country.
我們被授予在我國獨家授權和銷售該産品的權利。
He was granted immunity from prosecution because he provided the police with valuable information.
他因向警方提供了有價值的情報而免受起訴。
The Pope granted her a private au***nce.
教皇同意私下接見她。
We take having an endless supply of clean water for granted.
我們想當然地認為潔淨水的供應無窮無盡而不予以珍惜。
I came into ***** life clueless about a lot of things that most people take for granted.
我成年後,發現自己對大多數人認為是理所當然之事知之甚少。
Activists who were involved in crimes of violence will not automatically be granted amnesty.
參與暴力犯罪的活躍分子不會被自動地給予赦免。
I was amazed that virtually all the things I took for granted up north just didn't happen in Savannah.
令我感到驚訝的是,我在北方視為理所當然的一切事物,在南美大草原上幾乎都沒有發生。
taken for granted
理所當然;想當然
take it for granted
視為當然;把…當成理所當然
conj.|and/but/yet/only/still;算是如此,但是
單詞granted 的含義和用法可根據不同語境分為以下幾種情況:
Granted 是動詞grant(授予;同意)的過去分詞形式,表示“被給予”或“被允許”。
Granted 可單獨用于句首,表示“誠然”或“就算”,用于承認某個事實,再引出反駁或補充。
Take something for granted:認為某事理所當然。
在法律或官方文件中,granted 表示“正式批準”或“賦予權利”。
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單詞"granted"通常被用作動詞,意思是承認,給予或者允許。該單詞也可以用作形容詞,表示某個事物被默認或者理所當然的認為是真實的。
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