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Grant Awarded Student Research Maintenance Government Noun Bre
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grant | 
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BrE / ɡrɑːnt /  NAmE / ɡrænt / | 
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- student grants (= to pay for their education)
 - he has been awarded a research grant.
 - poorer students would get maintenance grants of up to £1 500 a year.
 - the full student maintenance grant was rather less than £2 000.
 
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grant(noun)BrE / ɡrɑːnt /  NAmE / ɡrænt / - a sum of money that is given by the government or by another organization to be used for a particular purpose
 - student grants (= to pay for their education)
 - He has been awarded a research grant.
 
 Extra Examples- Poorer students would get maintenance grants of up to £1 500 a year.
 - The full student maintenance grant was rather less than £2 000.
 - The government has awarded a 3.5 million pound grant for the restoration of the opera house.
 - The government has awarded a grant for the restoration of the building.
 - The group’s annual grant from the Arts Council has been cut.
 - The program offers grants to small businesses.
 - The report was funded by a grant from the Department.
 - The school has received a large capital grant to improve its buildings.
 - There is a lot of competition for research grants.
 - You can get a grant if you’ve lived in the area for three years.
 - You may be eligible for a clothing grant.
 - a grant for a youth project
 - a grant from the funding authority
 - emergency grants for special needs for items such as clothing
 - home improvement grants for householders
 - She has been awarded a research grant by Liverpool University.
 - The hospital has applied for a government grant to buy a new scanner.
 
 Word Origin- Middle English: from Old French granter ‘consent to support’, variant of creanter ‘to guarantee’, based on Latin credere ‘entrust’.
 
 
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