granted that

granted that 基本解释

即使；假定; 就算

词组短语

1、granted that... 假定..., 就算..., 即使...

2、for granted that any new lawn 当然，任何新草坪

3、for granted that 理所当然地

4、it is taken for granted that 人们理所当然地认为

5、it is taken granted that 人们理所当然地认为

6、take for it granted that 想当然地认为

granted that 用法和例句

1、We took it for granted that they would accept the proposal.

我们想当然，以为他们是会接受这个建议的。

2、Granted that you've made some progress, you should not be conceited.

即使你取得一些进步，你也不应该骄傲自满。

3、Granted that he is not brilliant, he is at least competent and diligent.

尽管他并非才华出众, 但他至少称职, 勤奋。

4、The magistrates granted that the charity was justified in bringing the action.

地方法官承认该慈善机构有理由提起诉讼。

5、If you still keep silent, I will take it for granted that you imply agreement.

如果你还保持沉默，我就当作你是暗示同意了。

6、Working as a chemist, the father takes it for granted that his son wil follow suit.

父亲是化学家，照父亲得意思，他儿子也该做那一行。

7、It is now generally granted that the modified nucleosides do confer special properties.

现在一般认为, 更改过得核苷确实带来特殊得性质。

8、They took it for granted that after the war a brave new world was to be ushered in.

他们理所当然地认为战后必将迎来一个美丽的新世界。

9、He spoke English so well that I took it for granted that he was an Englishman.

他的英语说得那么好，我们想当然地认为他是一个英国人。

10、Everybody took it for granted that after what had happened, he would surely take the blame and resign.

大家都想当然地认为发生了这样的事, 他一定会引咎辞职的。

重点词汇

granted conj. 假定，就算 v. （退一步）承认( grant的过去式和过去分词 )；（尤指正式地或法律上）同意；准许；让渡

that det. 那个，那 pron. 那个，那 conj. 多么；如此…以至；用于某些动词、形容词和名词后，引出各种从句 adv. 不那么；那样