heed

heed
I [hiːd]
nome attenzione f.

to pay heed to sb. — dare retta a qcn.

to take heed of sb. — prestare attenzione a qcn.

to pay heed to o take heed of sth. — tener conto di qcs

II [hiːd]
verbo transitivo tenere conto di [advice, warning]
* * *
[hi:d]
verb
(to pay attention to: He refused to heed my warning; Heed what I say!) tener conto di, fare/prestare attenzione a
- heedless
- heedlessly
- pay heed to
- take heed of
* * *
[hiːd] frm
1. n

to pay (no) heed to, to take (no) heed of — (non) ascoltare, (non) tener conto di

2. vt
fare attenzione a
* * *
heed /hi:d/
n. [u]
(form.) attenzione; cura; precauzione
● to give heed (to), dare ascolto (a); to pay heed (to), prestare ascolto (a) □ to take heed of, badare (a); prestare attenzione (a): Take heed of what I say, presta attenzione a quello che dico!
(to) heed /hi:d/ (form.)
A v. t.
badare a; dar retta a; tener conto di: to heed a warning, tener conto di un avvertimento
B v. i.
fare (o prestare) attenzione.
* * *
I [hiːd]
nome attenzione f.

to pay heed to sb. — dare retta a qcn.

to take heed of sb. — prestare attenzione a qcn.

to pay heed to o take heed of sth. — tener conto di qcs

II [hiːd]
verbo transitivo tenere conto di [advice, warning]

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