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

• Advice when most needed is least heeded.
  最轻易忽视的建议去去是最重要的。
• But the poor man's wisdom is despised, and his words are no longer heeded.
  然而那贫穷人的智慧被人藐视，他的话也无人听从。
• 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。
• Everyone heeded these warnings because east haven was the haven of the largest group of witches in the Western Hemisphere.
  人人都注意到了这些警告，因为东庇护所是西半球最大的女巫团体的庇护所。
• 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。
• But the stalwart Olaf heeded them not, for his thoughts were all of little Audrey.
  但坚强的奥拉夫抵挡住了诱惑，因为他的心思全部都在可怜的奥黛丽身上。
• They also appealed to citizens to abandon superstition, but that is much less likely to be heeded.
  他们同时也呼吁市民自觉摒弃封建迷信，但这很可能不会得到多少重视。
• I heeded his words, and in the two boxes both my joys and sarrows I stored.
  我按照他的话做了，在两个盒子里存放了我的快乐和悲伤。
• No one else heeded it.
  没有引起别人的注意。
• Groups that obtain aid from the courts sometimes represent interests that the agency should have heeded at an earlier stage.
  从法院获得帮助的群体有时代表了行政机关在初期阶段理应给予关注的利益。