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 of the things we take for granted as must do are only required because we let them be.
很多我们自然而然地觉得必须做的事情，其实只是我们自己把它们变成了必须做的事情而已。 - How many little things do you take for granted everyday that others would love to have?
有多少微小而确定的幸福是你们认为理所当然地拥有而其实正有人渴望拥有而不能的？ - This means that operations like assignment ( x= y), AND ( x= y), and OR ( x|= y) which we take for granted in classical computing have to be modified for use in QC.
这意味着象赋值（x=y）、AND（x&=y）和OR（x=y）（在经典计算中我们认为这些运算是理所当然的）就必须为能在QC中使用而修改了。 - Family are people we often take for granted.
家人就是可以让我们经常想当然的人。 - This prevents standard Web applications from being used securely via replication, which Notes users take for granted.
这样做就不能通过复制安全地使用标准的Web应用程序，而这在Notes用户中都是理所当然的一种功能。 - 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。 - Too often, they take for granted that you sacrificed pay, even risked your current job, to meet with them.
太多时候他们理所当然地会认为你会牺牲收入，甚至冒着失去当前工作的风险来和他们见面。 - 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。 - The things we often take for granted.
这些东西我们经常认为是理所当然的。 - Rich Russians now take for granted the right to pop over to London or Paris for the weekend.
富裕的俄罗斯人如今将周末去伦敦或巴黎度假视为理所当然的权利。