1.注意到,留心
2.注意,留意
1.注意,留意
1.to consider someone’s advice or warning and do what they suggest
1.But there was no making the Cossacks budge when they had got booty and prisoners. No one heeded the word of command.
但是，哥萨克们在缴获战利品和俘虏之后，就没法使他们向前推进，没有一个人听从命令。
2.So I said, "Wisdom is better than strength. " But the poor man's wisdom is despised, and his words are no longer heeded.
“智慧胜过勇力。”然而那贫穷人的智慧被人藐视，他的话也无人听从。
3.The first took place in 1937, when Franklin Roosevelt mistakenly heeded the advice of his own era's deficit worriers.
第一次发生在1937年，当时，富兰克林.罗斯福错误地听取他那时代财政赤字悲观者的意见。
4.He might have heeded his own advice and spent more time on India's biggest headache next door.
他可能听从自己的建议，花更多时间解决与邻居最头痛的问题。
5.As I think of academic performance is better, so I did not do this thing as the parents of the advice I had heeded only when.
由于我自认为学习成绩比较好，所以我也没把这件事当成事，父母的劝告我只当了耳旁风。
6.If you feel touched by my words, and recognise yourself in it, you are one who has heeded this calling of the heart.
如果你感到被我话语所感动，并且在其中辨认出了自我的真实，你就是这个听到了这个内心请求的人。
7."High voltage" "hazardous waste" and "do not feed the lions" are signs that should be heeded by everybody all of the time.
“高压”“危险垃圾”“不要喂狮子”这些都是应该每时每刻被每个人留意的标记。
8.She countered that her advice had not been heeded.
她反驳说她的建议未被重视。
9.Whatever the doubts about Ms Yingluck, if Thais vote for her their choice must be heeded.
不管对英禄女士有何疑问，如果泰国人民把选票投给她，他们的选择必须受到重视。
10.In all such matters, however, if it disturbs you, a slight hesitation on your part will usually be felt and heeded.
不过，在所有这些情况下，如果你感到有些不适，你只要稍作迟疑一下，通常对方就会领会和注意的。