heeding

v.

听某人的劝告，听从( heed的现在分词 )；

1. Now heed what I say.
   现在注意听我要说的话。
2. She never heeded anyone's warning.
   她从不理会任何人的警告。
3. Please heed the warning in the banner.
   请留心这些警告的标牌。
4. He did not heed my gibes, and chattered on.
   他没有留心我的嘲笑,继续喋喋不休地说着。

1. A good leader should always pay heed to the voice of the masses.
   一位好领导应该经常注意倾听群众的呼声。
2. She paid no heed to our warnings.
   她不把我们的警告放在心上。
3. Storm warnings are clearly displayed on motorways, but many drivers still take no heed of them.
   汽车道上醒目地放着有暴风雪的告示，但许多司机们却没留心。

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