heeding

UK
/ˈhiːdɪŋ/
US
/ˈhidɪŋ/
heedingnoun
Traductions
He paid no heeding to the warnings.
Он не обратил внимания на предупреждения.
Définitions
The act of paying careful attention to something.
His heeding of the teacher's instructions helped him excel in the class.
Attention or notice given to something.
Without the proper heeding of safety warnings, accidents can occur.
heedinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈhiːdɪŋ/
US
/ˈhiːdɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe someone or something that pays careful attention.
Définitions
Paying careful attention; attentive.
The heeding audience fell silent as the speaker began.
heedverb

heeding

Gerund

heeded
Past Simple
heeded
Past Participle
heeding
Gerund
UK
/hiːd/
US
/hid/
Traductions
She didn't heed the weather forecast and got caught in the rain.
Она не учитывала прогноз погоды и попала под дождь.
He failed to heed the warning signs.
Он не прислушивался к предупреждающим знакам.
You should heed the advice of your elders.
Тебе следует внимать советам старших.
Définitions
To pay attention to; take notice of.
She failed to heed the warning signs and got lost in the forest.
To act according to or comply with (advice, a command, a warning, etc.).
If you heed the doctor's advice, you'll recover more quickly.
Synonymes
pay attention to
listen to
take notice of
heednoun
Définitions
Careful attention or consideration.
The teacher's warning went unheeded by the students, who paid no heed to her advice.