take for granted
英 [teɪk fɔː(r) ˈɡrɑːntɪd]
美 [teɪk fɔːr ˈɡræntɪd]
认为…是理所当然的; （因视作理所当然而）不把…当回事，对…不予重视（或不知感激）
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- Many business ethics textbooks overlook or take for granted the dignity and intrinsic value of a human life.
许多经济伦理教科书忽略了生命的尊严及其真正的价值，或把它当成理所当然的。 - To take for granted that things will go the way we think they will is a human weakness.
往往我们希望发生的事和真正会发生的事都不是那么一回事儿！ - They take for granted that it is a good investment.
他们想当然地觉得这就是项不错的投资。 - In his second book, Toffler came up with another profound insight that we all now more or less take for granted.
在他的第二本书中，托夫勒提出了另外一个我们或多或少认为是理所当然的问题。 - Take for granted; mistook me for the librarian.
视为当然；把我误认为是图书管理员。 - Family are people we often take for granted.
家人就是可以让我们经常想当然的人。 - Their life's work is our security and the freedom that we all too often take for granted.
他们的生活的工作，是我们的安全和自由，我们往往认为是理所当然。 - Do not take for granted skills that you perform well as a matter of course.
忌想当然，认为你掌握的技能是理所当然。 - Instead, focus on appreciating things that you may take for granted.
相反，重点是要欣赏你习以为常的东西。 - They often examine beliefs that most of us take for granted most of the time.
他们经常细究一些我们大多数人在大多数时候视为当然的信念。