heeds; heeded; heeding
heeds; heeded; heeding
Learner's definition of HEED
[+ object]
: to pay attention to (advice, a warning, etc.)注意；留心 -
She failed to heed the warnings.她没重视这些警告。
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We must heed the words of our leaders [=listen to our leaders' advice] and make peace.我们必须听从领导的劝说言归于好。
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Many people have heeded his call to volunteer. [=listened to him and volunteered]许多人响应他的号召，成为了志愿者。
2 heed /ˈhiːd/ noun
Learner's definition of HEED
[noncount]
: attention or notice注意；留心—
often used with pay or take常与pay或take连用 -
She pays no heed to the concerns of others.她对别人关心的事毫不理会。
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She does not pay their concerns any heed.她对他们关心的事毫不理会。
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Sailors take heed. [=listen to this warning] A storm is on the way.水手们注意，暴风雨快要来了。
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He failed to take heed of our advice. = He failed to pay heed to our advice. [=he failed to follow our advice]他没有听从我们的劝告。