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taken for granted

/ˈteɪkən fɔː ˈɡrɑːntɪd/

翻译: 不重视或低估某人或某事物,把其视为理所当然,不心存感激,认为其会一直存在或无需努力即可获得。

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/ˈteɪkən fɔː ˈɡrɑːntɪd/B2informal
  • zh不重视或低估某人或某事物,把其视为理所当然,不心存感激,认为其会一直存在或无需努力即可获得。

To fail to properly appreciate someone or something because it is considered too familiar or always available; to treat something as if it will always be there without effort.

  1. Not appreciated properlyB2informal

    To fail to properly appreciate someone or something because you are so used to them.

    zh视为理所当然

    • He took his wife for granted until she left him.
    • We often take our health for granted until we get sick.
    • Don't take your friends for granted; they are important.
  2. Assumed without proofB2formal

    To assume something is true without checking or questioning it.

    zh想当然

    • The scientist took the theory for granted without testing it.
    • Many people take the safety of tap water for granted.
    • He took her loyalty for granted and never thanked her.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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