heed

heed
1. transitive verb
beachten; beherzigen [Rat, Lektion]

heed the danger/risk — sich (Dat.) der Gefahr/des Risikos bewusst sein

2. noun, no art., no pl.

give or pay heed to, take heed of — Beachtung schenken (+ Dat.)

give or pay no heed to, take no heed of — nicht beachten

* * *
[hi:d]
verb
(to pay attention to: He refused to heed my warning; Heed what I say!) beachten
- academic.ru/34273/heedful">heedful
- heedless
- heedlessly
- pay heed to
- take heed of
* * *
heed
[hi:d]
(form)
I. vt
to \heed sth etw beachten, etw dat Beachtung schenken geh
to \heed advice einen Rat befolgen [o geh beherzigen]
to \heed a warning eine Warnung ernst nehmen
II. n no pl Beachtung f
to pay \heed to sth, to take \heed of sth etw beherzigen, auf etw akk achten
* * *
[hiːd]
1. n
Beachtung f

to take heed — achtgeben, aufpassen

to pay heed to sb/sth, to take heed of sb/sth — jdn/etw beachten, jdm/einer Sache Beachtung schenken

to pay no heed to sb/sth, to take no heed of sb/sth — jdn/etw nicht beachten, jdm/einer Sache keine Beachtung schenken

to take heed to do sth — darauf achten, etw zu tun

2. vt
beachten, Beachtung schenken (+dat)

just heed what your father says — hör auf deinen Vater

he never heeds my advice — er hört nie auf meinen Rat

* * *
heed [hiːd]
A v/t beachten, Beachtung schenken (dat)
B v/i achtgeben, aufpassen
C s Beachtung f:
give (oder pay) heed to, take heed of A;
take heed B;
she took no heed of his warnings sie schlug seine Mahnungen in den Wind
* * *
1. transitive verb
beachten; beherzigen [Rat, Lektion]

heed the danger/risk — sich (Dat.) der Gefahr/des Risikos bewusst sein

2. noun, no art., no pl.

give or pay heed to, take heed of — Beachtung schenken (+ Dat.)

give or pay no heed to, take no heed of — nicht beachten

* * *
n.
Beachtung f. v.
beachten v.
beherzigen v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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