Grantの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It has multiple meanings. Mostly it means that something is given to someone.That something can be a thing or even a permission. Synonyms would be bestowal, rewarding, handing out, etc.

But in the saying "taking for granted", it means that someone thinks something is automatically theirs, as if it is their right to have it, when in reality it is not.
"Don't take your friends for granted" <- friends stay as friends because you keep up the friendship, so taking them for granted will only ruin your friendship.

A: its an expression. its like dont abuse the love of that person for you...

A: "Considering" or "under the idea that..."

"We should all go to lunch tomorrow, granting that we are not busy."
This means "We should all go to lunch tomorrow, and I am guessing we will not be busy."

A: "Take it for granted" is a phrase that means that you don't appreciate it as much as you should. For example: "I take breathing for granted" or "Water is something most people take for granted"

Hope that helps!

A: It can be a sum of money awarded to you - a grant of £10,000 was awarded to the university for research.
As a verb - Can you grant my wish ? - Can you give me what I want ?

A: • If you were to meet a genie, what kind of wishes would you ask them to grant for you?
• College is really expensive. Luckily I have grants from the government to help pay for school.

A: "The teacher granted me permission to the library." "My mother granted me a new allowance." An allowance is sort of a family thing, where the child has a set amount of chores or work to do at home during the week, then at the end of the week, they get paid a certain amount of money for it, which is called an allowance.

A: The city was given a federal grant to begin a waste recycling program.

The genie granted her 3 wishes.

Granted, it was good plan, but he had no way of achieving it.

I broke up with my boyfriend because he took me for granted.

A: I grant you my permission

I will grant you a wish

I will grant you an application

A: I grant you one wish.

Don't take my generosity for granted.

A: A grant is given(granted) by someone, generally the government or some other authority, for a specific purpose.

A fund is simply a sum of money to be used for a specific purpose. It can come from anywhere, it does not need to be donated.

A: A grant is money that someone gives you for a specific purpose.

A budget is a set amount of money that you can use.

A: a bestow is usually a present, while a grant is a fund for a purpose. but they both generally mean the same thing.

A: Yes, I checked and you are right, grants can also be given by the government. Although, grants and subsidies are different things.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=13&ved=2ahUKEwjMvbSgkJzZAhUBc60KHReuC_QQFjAMegQIERAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fsmallbusiness.chron.com%2Fwhats-difference-between-grant-subsidy-39285.html&usg=AOvVaw29OqyHtTQqe8Apjaea1Y3M

Here’s a website that explains it better :) Also, don’t worry I was not offended.

A: grant:- grant is just like a wish,wat u are expecting, and some one grant u that wish,while approve means your hand is there,the contract as been approved

A: Serenity значит покой, а в этом приложении значит что бог даст покой в понимаем что не все вещи можно изменить.

A: allowance is a sum of money meant to be given for daily uses/expenses
--> My mother gives me monthly allowance.

A grant is a sum of money given by the government for a certain purpose.
--> A research grant to NASA
--> Housing grants

Subsidy is meant to be given by the govt to help people tide over financial difficulties.
--> Subsidies of 25% off hospital bills for people with an income of less than $2000 per month.

A: A grant is an amount of money that you receive so that you can concentrate on your studies.

It seems like she thought it wasn't enough money, though, since she was looking for a job. Which of those choices means something like "it was enough money for her to live"?

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A: .. to accept without question or objection

A: Just a few fixes needed.
"The grant from the government enabled me to carry on my study on programming".
If you want to sound more natural you can say:
"The grant from the government enabled me to continue my studies on programming."

A: Atom has applied to many grants from many different places. Minnesota Health and Wellness Group is just one of the places that Atom has asked for a grant. MHWG wants to know what other places Atom is asking for money.

A: I will apply for an overseas Ph.D grant. The Korean government will support 100 successful applicants, but the number of students supported by any one country must be below 50%. In other words, the Korean government will distribute students evenly among several countries.

A: A

A: I believe its "Fulbright"