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otorgando
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I. grant [Am ɡrænt, Brit ɡrɑːnt] VERB trans
1.1. grant desire/request/wish:
1.2. grant interview/asylum/right:
1.3. grant land/pension:
2. grant (admit):
3.1. grant <granted, Past Part >:
3.2. grant <granted, Past Part >:
II. grant [Am ɡrænt, Brit ɡrɑːnt] SUBST
1. grant (subsidy):
subsidio m LatAm
grant (to student) esp Brit
2. grant (granting):
grant-maintained [Am ˌɡræntmeɪnˈteɪnd, Brit] ADJ (in UK)
grant-aided [Am ˈɡræntˌeɪdəd, Brit ˈɡrɑːnteɪdɪd] ADJ
research grant SUBST
improvement grant SUBST
grant-in-aid <pl grants-in-aid> [Am ˌɡrænt ən ˈeɪd, Brit] SUBST
subsidio m LatAm
direct grant school SUBST (in UK)
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Spanisch
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Englisch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. grant [grɑ:nt, Am grænt] SUBST
1. grant UNIV:
2. grant (a government grant):
3. grant (from authority):
4. grant JUR:
II. grant [grɑ:nt, Am grænt] VERB trans
1. grant (allow):
2. grant (transfer legally):
grant asylum
3. grant form (consent to fulfil):
to grant sb sth
4. grant (admit to):
I grant you, ...
estar de acuerdo en que... +subj
Wendungen:
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Spanisch
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becario (-a)
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. grant [grænt] SUBST
1. grant UNIV:
2. grant (a government grant):
3. grant (from authority):
4. grant JUR:
II. grant [grænt] VERB trans
1. grant (allow):
2. grant (transfer legally):
grant asylum
3. grant form (consent to fulfill):
to grant sb sth
4. grant (admit to):
I grant you, ...
estar de acuerdo en que... +subj
Wendungen:
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Spanisch
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becario (-a)
Present
Igrant
yougrant
he/she/itgrants
wegrant
yougrant
theygrant
Past
Igranted
yougranted
he/she/itgranted
wegranted
yougranted
theygranted
Present Perfect
Ihavegranted
youhavegranted
he/she/ithasgranted
wehavegranted
youhavegranted
theyhavegranted
Past Perfect
Ihadgranted
youhadgranted
he/she/ithadgranted
wehadgranted
youhadgranted
theyhadgranted
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Irregularities around the "preferential funding" for some grant-aided organisations over others during the late 1990s are central to these claims.
www.independent.ie
This is a fully grant-aided programme where works are carried out completely free of charge.
www.independent.ie
The school was originally grant-aided, but became fully independent in 1985.
en.wikipedia.org
Because of this long-term investment in research, birch is now a grant-aided species.
www.independent.ie
The property is accessed by 1,500m of roadway thanks to a grant-aided development in 2010.
www.independent.ie