take for granted
/ˈteɪk fɔː ˈɡrɑːntɪd/Word connections
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/ˈteɪk fɔː ˈɡrɑːntɪd/
Не ценить должным образом кого-то или что-то из-за привычки, часто предполагая, что они всегда будут доступны.
No valorar debidamente a alguien o algo por costumbre, a menudo dando por hecho que siempre estarán disponibles.
Ne pas apprécier quelqu'un ou quelque chose à sa juste valeur par habitude, en supposant souvent que cela restera toujours disponible ou acquis.
Etwas oder jemanden nicht gebührend wertschätzen, weil man es für selbstverständlich hält und oft annimmt, dass es immer verfügbar sein wird.
Não dar o devido valor a alguém ou algo por hábito, muitas vezes presumindo que sempre estará disponível.
因习惯而不珍惜某人或某物，常常想当然地认为他们会一直存在或一直对自己好。
عدم تقدير شخص أو شيء حق قدره بسبب الاعتياد عليه، مع افتراض أنه سيبقى متاحاً دائماً.
To fail to properly appreciate or value someone or something because you are so used to them or it, often assuming they will always be available.
Fail to appreciateB2informal
To not fully appreciate or value someone or something because you are so used to them.
Не ценитьDar por sentadone pas apprécier à sa juste valeurAls selbstverständlich ansehenNão dar valor不珍惜عدم التقدير- He took his health for granted until he got sick.
- She felt her husband took her for granted.
- We often take clean water for granted.
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