granted in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for granted in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.grant [Am ɡrænt, Brit ɡrɑːnt] VB trans

1.1. grant desire/request/wish:

grant

conceder

God grant him eternal peace liter

Dios lo tenga en su gloria

1.2. grant interview/asylum/right:

grant

conceder

he was granted permission

se le concedió permiso

1.3. grant land/pension:

grant

otorgar

grant

conceder

2. grant (admit):

to grant (sb) that I grant that the plan is a good one

reconozco que es un buen plan

he has talent, I'll grant you that

tiene talento, eso no te lo discuto

3.1. grant <granted, pp >:

granted (admittedly) granted, it's very expensive, but …

de acuerdo, es muy caro, pero …

to take sth for granted

dar algo por sentado or por descontado

don't take her support for granted

no des por sentado or por descontado que te (or nos etc.) va a apoyar

he realized he'd taken her for granted

se dio cuenta de que no había sabido valorarla

3.2. grant <granted, pp >:

granted (assuming) granted that it all goes according to plan …

suponiendo que todo salga de acuerdo con lo previsto …

granted his cooperation, success seems assured

si contamos con su colaboración, el éxito está asegurado

II.grant [Am ɡrænt, Brit ɡrɑːnt] N

1. grant (subsidy):

grant (to body, individual)

subvención f

grant (to body, individual)

subsidio m LatAm

grant (to student) esp Brit

beca f

2. grant (granting):

grant

concesión f

grant

otorgamiento m

grant-maintained [Am ˌɡræntmeɪnˈteɪnd, Brit] ADJ (in UK)

grant-maintained school

financiado por la administración central y con plena autonomía

grant-aided [Am ˈɡræntˌeɪdəd, Brit ˈɡrɑːnteɪdɪd] ADJ

grant-aided

subvencionado

grant-aided

subsidiado LatAm

research grant N

research grant

beca f de investigación

improvement grant N

improvement grant

subvención f para la realización de mejoras

grant-in-aid <pl grants-in-aid> [Am ˌɡrænt ən ˈeɪd, Brit] N

grant-in-aid

subvención f

grant-in-aid

subsidio m LatAm

direct grant school N (in UK)

direct grant school

colegio privado subvencionado por el Estado

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we were granted exemption from paying

nos eximieron de pagar

Translations for granted in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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asilada política

political refugee (who has been granted asylum)

asilado político

political refugee (who has been granted asylum)

granted in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for granted in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.grant [grɑ:nt, Am grænt] N

1. grant UNIV:

grant

beca f

research grant

subvención f a una investigación

to be on a grant

disfrutar de una beca

to give sb a grant

conceder una beca a alguien

2. grant (a government grant):

grant

subvención f

3. grant (from authority):

grant

concesión f

federal grant

ayuda f estatal

maternity grant

subsidio m por maternidad

to apply for a grant

solicitar una subvención

4. grant LAW:

grant

cesión f

II.grant [grɑ:nt, Am grænt] VB trans

1. grant (allow):

grant

otorgar

to grant sb a permit/visa

conceder a alguien un permiso/visado

2. grant (transfer legally):

grant

ceder

grant asylum

dar

to grant sb a pardon

conceder un indulto a alguien

3. grant form (consent to fulfil):

to grant sb sth

conceder algo a alguien

to grant sb a favour

hacer un favor a alguien

to grant sb a request

acceder a la petición de alguien

to grant sb a wish

conceder un deseo a alguien

4. grant (admit to):

grant

reconocer

grant

admitir

granted

de acuerdo

granted, it's not easy ...

de acuerdo, no es fácil...

I grant you, ...

estoy de acuerdo contigo, ...

to grant that ...

estar de acuerdo en que... +subj

Phrases:

to take sth for granted

dar algo por sentado

to take sb for granted

no valorar a alguien como se merece

Translations for granted in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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dar algo por sentado

to take sth for granted

dar algo por descontado

to take sth for granted

dar por sabido

to take for granted

subvención

grant

beca (de estudios)

grant

conceder una beca a alguien

to award a grant to sb

dar algo por supuesto

to take sth for granted

becario (-a)

grant holder

amnistiar

to grant an amnesty

privilegiar

to grant a privilege to

granted Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to apply for a grant

solicitar una subvención

to grant sb a permit/visa

conceder a alguien un permiso/visado

granted

de acuerdo

granted, it's not easy ...

de acuerdo, no es fácil...

to take sth for granted

dar algo por sentado

to take sb for granted

no valorar a alguien como se merece

I'm waiting to hear about the grant

estoy a la espera de recibir la beca

to grant sb a reprieve from the death penalty

indultar a alguien de la pena de muerte

to succeed in obtaining a grant

conseguir obtener una beca

to grant power of attorney to

apoderar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Protectors are often undervalued as their commitment to security and their economies are often taken for granted.

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Following the death of his father he was granted compassionate leave by the club, missing one game.

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A return ticket was granted and the rest, as they say, is history.

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If standards are met, accredited status is granted by the agency.

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The university granted the students a small office space for the teach-in, and they added phones, desks, typewriters and some mail cubbies.

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It is not an absolute right, but may be granted, the amount and terms varying with the circumstances.

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In 1414 the abbot was granted the right to wear the miter in liturgical celebrations.

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Universal suffrage requires the right to vote to be granted to all citizens.

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Further two-month extensions of the original order could be granted if investigators made a showing that such surveillance would be in the public interest.

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Many early charters were granted in anticipation of the founding of a monastery.

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