grant (something) to (someone)

To give something to someone, often as an award. The city never granted him the right to start building this annex. The committee decided to grant the award to Eugene after all.

grant something to someone

to give or award something to someone. The foundation granted a large sum of money to Jane for her research. They granted an award to Kelly.

词组	grant (something) to (someone)
释义	grant (something) to (someone) grant (something) to (someone) To give something to someone, often as an award. The city never granted him the right to start building this annex. The committee decided to grant the award to Eugene after all. See also: grant Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. grant something to someone to give or award something to someone. The foundation granted a large sum of money to Jane for her research. They granted an award to Kelly. See also: grant McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: grant to present (one) with (something) present (something) to (one) present to ration come up with the rations be shortlisted fortune is smiling (up)on (someone) fortune smiles (up)on someone fortune smiles on somebody
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