grant

• Somme d'argent ou autre ressource accordée par une organisation, un gouvernement ou une institution pour un objectif précis, généralement sans obligation de remboursement.

A noun referring to a sum of money or other resource given by an organization, government, or institution for a specific purpose, typically without the expectation of repayment.

1. Financial awardB1formal

   A sum of money given by an organization, especially a government, for a particular purpose.

   subvention

   • She received a research grant to study climate change.
   • The university offers grants for low-income students.
   • The government awarded a grant to build a new community center.

   Synonymesallocationawardbursaryendowmentfundingstipendsubsidysubvention

2. B2formal

   A legal transfer of property or rights from one person to another.

   Concession / transfert juridique de propriété ou de droits

   • The deed of grant transferred the land to the new owner.
   • He signed a grant of power of attorney to his lawyer.
   • The grant of the patent was approved by the office.

   Synonymesalienationassignmentconveyancetransfer

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'acte d'accorder ou de permettre quelque chose, souvent de manière formelle ou officielle, par exemple une permission, une demande ou un droit.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving or allowing something, often formally or officially, such as permission, a request, or a right.

1. B1formal

   To give or allow someone something, usually formally or officially.

   Accorder

   • The committee granted her request for funding.
   • The judge granted the defendant's motion.
   • They granted him permission to leave early.

   Synonymesaccordallowawardbestowcedeconfergivepermit

   Antonymesdenyrefuserevokewithhold

2. Admit or acknowledgeB2formal

   To admit or agree that something is true, often reluctantly.

   admettre (reconnaître)

   • I grant that you have a point, but I still disagree.
   • He granted that the plan had some merit.
   • She granted the difficulty of the situation.

   Synonymesacceptacknowledgeadmitallowconcede

   Antonymescontestdenydisputerefutereject