granted

英 [ˈɡrɑːntɪd]

美 [ˈɡræntɪd]

adv.  (表示肯定属实，然后再作另一番表述)不错，的确
conj.  因为
v.  (尤指正式地或法律上)同意，准予，允许; (勉强)承认，同意
grant的过去分词和过去式

牛津词典

adv.

• （表示肯定属实，然后再作另一番表述）不错，的确
  used to show that you accept that sth is true, often before you make another statement about it
  1. ‘You could have done more to help.’ ‘Granted.’
     “你本可以多给点帮助的。”“我承认。”
  2. Granted, it's not the most pleasant of jobs but it has to be done.
     的确，这不是最令人愉快的工作，但也得做呀。

conj.

• 因为
  because of the fact that
  1. Granted that it is a simple test to perform, it should be easy to get results quickly.
     因为这化验做起来简单，所以应该不难很快得出结果。

柯林斯词典

• CONJ-SUBORD （表示某事属实，然后再对其作出评论）不错，的确
  You usegrantedorgranted thatat the beginning of a clause to say that something is true, before you make a comment on it.
  1. Granted that the firm has not broken the law, is the law what it should be?
     的确，这家公司没有违法，但这样的法律是否合理呢？
  2. Grantedis also an adverb.
     
  3. Granted, he doesn't look too bad for his age, but I don't fancy him.
     以他的年龄来说他看起来确实还算不错，不过我并不喜欢他。

英英释义

adj

• acknowledged as a supposition
  1. given the engine's condition, it is a wonder that it started
  Synonym:given

双语例句

• Granted that the firm has not broken the law, is the law what it should be?
  的确，这家公司没有违法，但这样的法律是否合理呢？
• It was a Labour government which granted independence to India and Pakistan
  是工党政府同意了印度和巴基斯坦的独立。
• The officials felt taken for granted and grumbled loudly.
  这些官员感到受了怠慢，于是大声抱怨起来。
• Tchaikovsky was given a state funeral — the first commoner to be granted this honour
  柴可夫斯基得到了国葬待遇——他是首位获此殊荣的平民。
• She felt as if his words had granted her absolution.
  她感觉他的那番话好似给她下了道赦令。
• Child custody is normally granted to the mother.
  孩子的监护权通常判给母亲。
• His master granted him a small ingot of silver.
  主人赏给他一锭银子。
• They were granted a delay of 48 hours to gather more evidence.
  准许他们迟延48小时，以收集更多的证据。
• He had been granted his own TV show by some demented executive
  某个愚蠢的主管已经批准他自己来做一个电视节目。
• Police said permission for the march had not been granted
  警方说游行并未得到批准。