take sth. for granted

v.

认为某事当然；

Caution required in our daily work: Safety is not something journalists should take for granted. (Collecting Information)
Successful respiration is something that most individuals take for granted
Conjoined twins longed for something we take for granted Different interests and aspirations fueled their desire to be free.
That it makes us fat is something we take for granted. That it might also be making us sick is harder to accept.
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