Definition of granted in English
Granted in means:
- Given: This is the most common meaning of “granted.”
- Acknowledged (for the sake of argument).
Granted in Swahili
Granted in Swahili is translated as: chukulia (kwa ajili ya), kubali
Examples of granted in Swahili in sentences
- Nilichukulia ukweli kuwa kawaida. (I took the fact for granted.)
- Bila kusita, nilikubali ombi lake. (Without hesitation, I granted his request.)
- Ninachukulia kuwa wanafunzi wanakuja shuleni kusoma. (I take it for granted that students come to school to study.)
- Nilichukulia kuwa saa yangu ilikuwa na wakati unaofaa. (I took it for granted that my watch kept the correct time.)
- Niliichukulia kuwa unajua hatari. (I took it for granted that you were aware of the danger.)
- Ninachukulia kuwa jibu langu ni sahihi. (I take for granted that my answer is correct.)
- Ninachukulia kuwa watu ni waaminifu. (I take it for granted that people are honest.)
- Nilichukulia mahudhurio yake kuwa ya kawaida. (I took his attendance for granted.)
- Nilichukulia kawaida kuwa alikuwa amepokea barua yangu. (I took it for granted that she had received my letter.)
- Nilichukulia kawaida kuwa atakuja. (I took it for granted that she would come.)
- Nilichukulia kawaida kuwa atafaulu mtihani. (I took it for granted that he would pass the exam.)
- Nilichukulia kawaida kwamba angeshinda mbio. (I took it for granted that he would win the race.)
- Nilichukulia kawaida kuwa atafanikiwa. (I took it for granted that he would succeed.)
- Nachukulia kuwa angekuja. (I take it for granted that he would come.)
- Nilichukulia kawaida kwamba wangenipa risiti. (I took for granted that they would give me a receipt.)
- Ninachukulia kawaida kuwa atajiunga nasi. (I take it for granted that she will join us.)
- Sote tulichukulia kuwa profesa huyo angeweza kuzungumza Kiingereza. (We all took for granted that the professor could speak English.)
- Tunachukulia kuwa atafanikiwa katika biashara yake. (We take it for granted that he will succeed in his business.)
