考研英语大纲常考词组短语 take for granted
释义：
take for granted 认为…理所当然
例句：
"Vaccination,which we tend to take for granted in countries like the United States or in Western Europe, in fact a lot of us don't even know which diseases we've been vaccinated against.
They cannot be reconciled as traditional students of the relationship between rhetoric and grammar in studying the rhetorical and grammatical effects of literature take for granted.
它们不可能和解,像传统的修辞学与语法学关系的学生,在研究修辞学和语法学对文学的影响之时想当然地做的那样。
One of the government services that most of us take for granted is weather forecasting.
In other words, we have to take for granted that many of our ideas will fail.
Confidence in a banking system is something we, here in America, take for granted.
To them, the security practices we engineers take for granted are difficult, fragmented, and non-intuitive.
It is a time to stop, look around, and think of all we take for granted.
An abundance of food at reasonable prices is something most Americans take for granted.
Americans take for granted that material abundance boosts society, but such thinking is historically rare.
They often need our support navigating everyday civilian challenges that many nonmilitary folks take for granted.
Like so many things we take for granted, race is a social construct.
Left in private hands, industry strives to create the abundance we often take for granted.
Americans will not be able to afford many of the things they take for granted today.
But because they lack the extensive property rights that we take for granted, their economies are stunted.
Their life's work is our security, and the freedom that we all too often take for granted.
They blithely take for granted severe cuts in discretionary spending on everything from policemen to air-traffic controllers.
So many things that we take for granted are because workers came together to bargain with their employers.
There's nothing like a dependent class whose votes you can take for granted.