Grant to Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To officially give or allow something, such as a right, money, or permission, to someone or a group. Usually used in formal or official situations.
Usage & Nuances
Common in formal, legal, or administrative English; often used about rights, contracts, scholarships, or funding (e.g., 'grant permission to', 'grant access to'). Usually followed by what is given, with 'to' before the recipient. Do not confuse with the noun 'grant' (a sum of money).
Example Sentences
The company granted access to its database.
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The government granted permission to build a new school.
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He was granted a visa to study in the UK.
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Only members are granted access to the private forum.
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The scholarship was granted to eight outstanding students this year.
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We need the city's approval to be granted to start construction.
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