grant
noun
- = award, allowance, donation, endowment, gift, concession, subsidy, hand-out, allocation, bounty, allotment, bequest, stipend, benefaction •
My application for a grant has been rejected.
verb
- = give, allow, present, award, accord, permit, assign, allocate, hand out, confer on, bestow on, impart, allot, vouchsafe •
France has agreed to grant him political asylum.
- = accept, allow, admit, acknowledge, concede, cede, accede •
The magistrates granted that the charity was justified in bringing the action.
- = transfer (law), transmit, convey, assign
'grant' in Other Languages
- British English: grant
A grant is an amount of money that the government or other institution gives to a person or an organization for a particular purpose.They got a special grant for research.ɡrɑːnt NOUN - Arabic: مِنْحَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: bolsaauxílio
- Chinese: 补助金
- Croatian: subvencija
- Czech: grant
- Danish: bevilling
- Dutch: subsidie
- European Spanish: subvención
- Finnish: avustus
- French: subvention
- German: Zuschuss Zuschüsse
- Greek: επιχορήγηση
- Italian: borsa di studio
- Japanese: 助成金
- Korean: 보조금
- Norwegian: pengestøtte
- Polish: stypendium
- Portuguese: bolsaauxílio
- Romanian: subvenție subvenții
- Russian: субсидия
- Spanish: subvención
- Swedish: anslagbidrag
- Thai: เงินทุน
- Turkish: fondestek
- Ukrainian: грант
- Vietnamese: tiền được cấp
- British English: grant If someone in authority grants you something, or if something is granted to you, you are allowed to have it. VERBFrance has agreed to grant him political asylum.
- Brazilian Portuguese: conceder
- Chinese: 准予
- European Spanish: conceder
- French: accorder
- German: gewähren
- Italian: accordare
- Japanese: 与える
- Korean: 승인하다
- Portuguese: conceder
- Spanish: conceder
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