Que signifie grant en anglais?

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grant Signification, définition

0 money supplied by the government to support a particular activity -- subvention [ feminine ]
- federal grants that support women setting up small businesses des subventions fédérales aidant les femmes qui montent de petites entreprises
1 to allow or permit -- accorder
- to grant sb the right to do sth accorder à qqn le droit de faire qqch
- to grant sb’s request/wish accéder à la requête / au souhait de qqn
2 to fail to appreciate the worth of sb or sth -- considérer comme allant de soi
- She realized she had taken her husband for granted. Elle s’est rendu compte qu’elle avait considéré la présence de son mari comme allant de soi.
3 to agree to, to give -- accorder
- Would you grant me one favour/favor?
- He granted the soldier permission to leave.
4 to agree or admit -- reconnaître
- I grant (you) that it was a stupid thing to do.
5 money given for a particular purpose -- subvention, bourse
- He was awarded a grant for studying abroad.

Its proposed premium period of ten years is far too short and its proposed grant rate is too low.
We think the limits it creates on how these grants can be used are too restrictive.
Can we convert that into a grant?
I have asked the ministers to make sure that a larger grant is given to the poorest students.
However, most of the ministers concerned have taken measures making it possible for their students to continue to benefit from a grant whilst they are studying abroad.
In other words, we must grant people at least the same rights as workers that we accord them as consumers.
If we, in politics, talk of planning certainty, this is something we should also grant to the farmers.
Asylum seekers are also granted the right to legal advice, aid and representation totally free of charge.