heeded

英 [ˈhiːdɪd]

美 [ˈhiːdɪd]

v.  留心，注意，听从(劝告或警告)
heed的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 注意;留心;听从
  If youheedsomeone's advice or warning, you pay attention to it and do what they suggest.
  1. But few at the conference in London last week heeded his warning...
     但在上周于伦敦召开的大会上，几乎没有人留意他的警告。
  2. Chris would have been well advised to heed the old saying 'Never bite the hand that feeds you.'
     克里斯本应听从那句老话——“千万不要恩将仇报”。
• PHRASE 注意;留心
  If youtake heed ofwhat someone says or if youpay heed tothem, you pay attention to them and consider carefully what they say.
  1. He pays too much heed these days to my nephew Tom, and Tom is no great thinker...
     他最近过分重视我侄子汤姆的话了，而汤姆根本不是什么伟大的思想家。
  2. But what if the government takes no heed?
     但如果政府不理会该怎么办呢？

双语例句

• Their concerns have to be heeded.
  必须留意他们所关切的内容。
• In 1980, 62 nations heeded the US call to boycott the Moscow games.
  1980年，62个国家响应美国的号召抵制莫斯科奥运会。
• In an increasingly developed technology today, people's health has also been heeded.
  在科技日益发达的今天，人们的身体健康也在不断受到重视。
• More counsel that the Irish could usefully have heeded earlier.
  而爱尔兰人们应该在更早的时候留心这些忠告。
• For once, history and economics have been heeded in a pragmatic way, and policy has marched in step with common sense.
  这一次，我们本着实用主义的态度对历史和经济学有所留意，且政策与常识步调一致。
• No one else heeded it.
  没有引起别人的注意。
• But few at the conference in London last week heeded his warning
  但在上周于伦敦召开的大会上，几乎没有人留意他的警告。
• His arguments appear sensible to me. His advice will not be heeded.
  在我看来，他的观点合乎情理，但政府是不会听从他的建议的。
• Many promotional errors could have been averted had this warning been heeded.
  如果注意到这一点，许多推销中的差错本来是可以避免的。
• But the cry for change is one that must be heeded.
  但要求变革的呼声必须得到重视。