take for granted

英 [teɪk fɔː(r) ˈɡrɑːntɪd]

美 [teɪk fɔːr ˈɡræntɪd]

认为…是理所当然的; （因视作理所当然而）不把…当回事，对…不予重视（或不知感激）

法律

英英释义

verb

• take to be the case or to be true
  1. I assume his train was late
  Synonym:assumepresume

双语例句

• Many business ethics textbooks overlook or take for granted the dignity and intrinsic value of a human life.
  许多经济伦理教科书忽略了生命的尊严及其真正的价值，或把它当成理所当然的。
• Rich Russians now take for granted the right to pop over to London or Paris for the weekend.
  富裕的俄罗斯人如今将周末去伦敦或巴黎度假视为理所当然的权利。
• It's an awful thing of to live in darkness, unable to see what others take for granted.
  置身于黑暗中是可怕的，看不到别人习以为常的事。
• The Internet has become a service many of us simply take for granted.
  Internet已经成了许多人习以为常的服务。
• This means that operations like assignment ( x= y), AND ( x= y), and OR ( x|= y) which we take for granted in classical computing have to be modified for use in QC.
  这意味着象赋值（x=y）、AND（x&=y）和OR（x=y）（在经典计算中我们认为这些运算是理所当然的）就必须为能在QC中使用而修改了。
• We take for granted the things that we should be giving thanks for.
  我们通常把我们应该感谢的事视为理所当然。
• Physical and intellectual miracles we take for granted.
  我们把身凡的奇迹认为是当然的。
• This prevents standard Web applications from being used securely via replication, which Notes users take for granted.
  这样做就不能通过复制安全地使用标准的Web应用程序，而这在Notes用户中都是理所当然的一种功能。
• They often examine beliefs that most of us take for granted most of the time.
  他们经常细究一些我们大多数人在大多数时候视为当然的信念。
• Family are people we often take for granted.
  家人就是可以让我们经常想当然的人。