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）
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- 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。 - 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。 - Take for granted; mistook me for the librarian.
视为当然；把我误认为是图书管理员。 - Never take for granted the greatest power of all* The power to choose.
别小看了它，最重要的力量，是选择的力量。 - To take for granted that things will go the way we think they will is a human weakness.
往往我们希望发生的事和真正会发生的事都不是那么一回事儿！ - Too often, they take for granted that you sacrificed pay, even risked your current job, to meet with them.
太多时候他们理所当然地会认为你会牺牲收入，甚至冒着失去当前工作的风险来和他们见面。 - 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。 - We take for granted the things that we should be diving thanks for.
那些本应感恩的东西却被我们认为是理所当然。 - 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。 - Don't take for granted how much your parents love you. You're very lucky.
别把父母对你的爱视为理所当然，你已经非常幸运了。