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Definition of heeded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
attendedRare given careful attentionRare
- Her heeded advice saved us from trouble.
- His heeded warnings prevented a major disaster.
- The heeded instructions ensured the project’s success.
Origin of heeded
Old English, hēdan (to heed)
Terms with heeded included in their meaning
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futile speaking
speak without being listened to or heeded
ignored speech
speak without being heard or heeded
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- French:considéré, ...
- German:beachtet, ...
- Italian:ascoltato, ...
- Spanish:atendido, ...
- Portuguese:atendido, ...
- Chinese:被重视的, ...
- Japanese:注意深く聞かれた, ...
- Arabic:مُلاحَظ, ...
- Hebrew:מְקֻבָּל, ...
- Russian:внимательно выслушанный, ...
- Ukrainian:врахований, ...
- Hindi:ध्यान दिया गया, ...
Definition of heed - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
advicepay attention to advice or warnings
- Heed the teacher's advice for better results.
2.
attentionpay attention to
- Heed the warnings before proceeding.
Noun
1.
attentioncareful attention or consideration
- He gave heed to the teacher's instructions.
2.
warningsclose attention often in warnings or advice
- Take heed of the storm warnings.
Expressions with heed
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not pay attention to something
He paid no heed to the teacher's instructions.
give careful attention to something
It's important to pay heed to the safety instructions.
pay attention to a signal, warning, or call
She heeded the call to evacuate before the storm.
listen to and follow advice
She heeded your advice and applied for the job.
listen to and follow someone's guidance
She decided to heed her mentor's advice and apply for the job.
pay attention to something important
Give heed to the teacher's instructions.
pay attention to warnings or indications
Drivers should heed the signs on the road.
ignore advice, warnings, or information from others
He took no heed of the teacher's warning.
give careful attention or listen closely to something
You should pay heed to the teacher's instructions.
pay attention to something important
Take heed of the warning signs.
Origin of heed
Old English, hēdan (to guard)
Examples of heed in a sentence
Heed the signs and avoid the dangerous path. Heed the advice of your elders. Heed the signs on the road. His heed to the warning saved him. The project requires heed to every detail. He paid no heed to the advice.
Give heed to the safety instructions.
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- French:écouter, attention, ...
- German:achten, Beachtung, ...
- Italian:seguire, attenzione, ...
- Spanish:prestar atención, atención, ...
- Portuguese:prestar atenção, atenção, ...
- Chinese:注意, 关注, ...
- Japanese:注意を払う, 注意, ...
- Arabic:اِهْتَمَّ, اِنْتِبَاه, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשָּׁמַע לְ, תְּשׂוּמַת לֵב, ...
- Russian:прислушиваться, внимание, ...
- Ukrainian:прислухатися, увага, ...
- Hindi:ध्यान देना, ध्यान, ...
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