granted that

基本解释

We take it for granted that we see the world as it actually is, but in fact, we do not.
我们理所当然的认为我们看到的世界就是它的真实面目，但事实并不是这样。
Only he, as seneschal, was granted that privilege, particularly while the master lay ill.
只有他，作为总管，赋有这特权，特别是当总领病卧在床。
A user might have both a direct and indirect authority if the user was explicitly granted that authority and belonged to a group that was granted that authority.
如果用户被明确授予了此权限，同时又属于具有此权限的组，那么他同时具有直接和间接权限。

"You just kind of take for granted that kids want to go outsideand play but then you recognize, when you talk to them, that they don't."
This is going to be probably a homework at some point to do this. For now, let's take it for granted. Let's take it for granted that we know how to calculate this derivative from an equation of state like this.
这可能是将来的一个课后作业,现在，请把这当成理所当然的，理所当然地认为我们,知道怎样从一个状态,方程计算这样的微分式。
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We just take it for granted that what we're reading is completely within our own horizon and we don't make any effort at all to understand that which is fundamentally or at least in some ways different.
我们想当然地认为,我们读的东西都在自己的视域之中,并不必花费什么精力,去理解那些基本上不同或有些不同的东西。
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In other words, we have to take for granted that many of our ideas will fail.
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