No. 6,378 in French
grant
The French word "grant" does not exist; you may mean "grand," which translates as "big" or "great" in English.
In a sentence
Le gouvernement a accordé une subvention aux chercheurs.
The government granted a subsidy to the researchers.
Here, 'grant' is represented as 'subvention' in French, referring to financial aid provided for a specific purpose.
Je souhaite obtenir une bourse pour continuer mes études.
I wish to obtain a grant to continue my studies.
In this context, 'grant' is translated as 'bourse,' which refers to a scholarship or financial award to support education.
Ils ont décidé de lui accorder le droit d'accès au système.
They decided to grant him access rights to the system.
Here, 'grant' is represented as 'accorder,' highlighting the action of giving or allowing access.
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