granted

UK
/ˈɡrɑːntɪd/
US
/ˈɡræntɪd/

Traductions

grantedadverb
Used sentence-initially or parenthetically with the meaning ‘admittedly’.
Synonymes
grantedadjective
UK
/ˈɡrɑːntɪd/
US
/ˈɡræntɪd/
The granted permission allowed us to enter the restricted area.
Предоставленное разрешение позволило нам войти в закрытую зону.
The granted rights were essential for the community's development.
Дарованные права были важны для развития сообщества.
grantedconjunction
UK
/ˈɡrɑːntɪd/
US
/ˈɡræntɪd/
Used to introduce a clause that is admitted or conceded (e.g., "Granted that ...")
grantverb

granted

Past Simple

granted
Past Simple
granted
Past Participle
granting
Gerund
UK
/ɡrɑːnt/
US
/ɡrænt/
The university decided to grant him a scholarship.
Университет решил предоставить ему стипендию.
The king decided to grant the knight a piece of land.
Король решил даровать рыцарю участок земли.
The manager will grant you some time to discuss your proposal.
Менеджер уделит вам время для обсуждения вашего предложения.

Définitions

grantedadverb
Admittedly; it is accepted that the following statement is true.
Granted, the task is difficult, but it is not impossible.
grantedadjective
Given or awarded as a privilege or right.
The students were excited about the granted access to the new library facilities.
Taken as a given; assumed or accepted as true without proof.
They spoke from the granted premise that everyone deserved equal respect.
grantedconjunction
Even admitting that; assuming that the following clause is true.
Granted that the weather might turn bad, we should still try to finish the hike.
grantverb
To agree to give or allow something requested.
The committee decided to grant the scholarship to the most deserving student.
To admit or concede something, often reluctantly.
I grant that the project was challenging, but it was ultimately successful.
To formally transfer (property, rights, or title) to another by deed or other legal instrument.
The company granted mineral rights to the developer in perpetuity.