grant (B1)

カタカナ: グラント

IPA: /ɡrɑːnt/

Definition

To give or allow someone to have something, usually in a formal or official way, such as permission, money, or a right.

意味: 通常、許可や資金、権利などを、公式または正式な方法で与えること。

Examples / 例文

• The university will grant a scholarship to the most deserving student. — 大学は最もふさわしい学生に奨学金を授与する予定だ。

• They were granted permission to build a new house on the land. — 彼らはその土地に新しい家を建てる許可を得た。

Grant の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Grant:

• 与える
• 許可する
• 補助金

How to Use Grant

grant someone something (prepositional phrase)

To give a person a specific item or privilege. — "The judge granted the defendant a new trial."

grant something to someone (prepositional phrase)

To give a specific item or privilege to a person. — "The foundation will grant funds to promising artists."

grant that (collocation)

To accept that something is true or possible for the sake of argument. — "Let's grant that the plan is risky, but we still need to consider it."

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