英语词汇“grant of arms”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

grant of arms

释义

grant /gränt/

transitive verb

To bestow
To admit as true
To concede

intransitive verb (Shakespeare)

To consent

noun

Something bestowed, an allowance
A gift
Conveyance of property by deed (Eng law)
A granting

ORIGIN: OFr graanter, craanter, creanter to promise, from L crēdere to believe

grantˈable adjective

grantˈed adjective or conjunction

(often with that) (it is) admitted or accepted

granteeˈ noun (law)

The person to whom a grant, gift or conveyance is made

grantˈer or grantˈor noun (law)

The person by whom a grant or conveyance is made

grantˈ-aided adjective

(of a school, etc) receiving a grant from public funds

grantˈ-in-aidˈ noun

An official money grant for a particular purpose, esp from the government to a lesser department, or local authority, for its programme or to ensure high standards

grantˈ-maintained adjective

(of a school, etc) funded by central and not local government, and self-governing (abbrev GM)

grant of arms noun (heraldry)

Provision of an achievement to a petitioner by a king-of-arms, in exchange for a fee

take for granted

To presuppose, or assume, esp tacitly or unconsciously
To treat casually, without respect

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