青年中文heeded的意思
heeded中文翻譯：
n.(Heed)人名；(瑞典)赫德
vi.注意，留心
n.注意到；留心到
vt.注意，留心
headed───adj.有頭的；有標題的；v.率領（head的過去分詞）；朝向；走在…的前頭
deeded───n.行動；功績；證書；[法]契據；vt.立契轉讓
heeder───主人
heeled───adj.有后跟的；帶手槍的；帶著錢的；v.緊跟；（使）傾斜（heel的過去分詞）
hended───_其他組織機構
herded───n.獸群，畜群；放牧人；vi.成群，聚在一起；vt.放牧；使成群；n.(Herd)人名；(英、芬)赫德
needed───adj.需要的；v.需要（need的過去式）
reeded───adj.有凹槽的；長滿盧葦的；用小凸嵌線裝飾的；v.用蘆葦蓋（reed的過去式和過去分詞）
seeded───v.在（土地上）播種；播種（特定種子）；（使）發芽，發展；用晶粒物質使冷凝；（植物）結籽；給……去籽；把……列為種子選手（seed的過去式及過去分詞）；adj.確定為種子選手的；去籽的；（植物、水果）有籽的；播過種的；（花）有特定色彩的種子的
But few at the conference in London last week heeded his warning.───但幾乎沒有人在上周倫敦會議上注意他的警告。
They were his dogs snapping at him, but, tragic figure though he had become, he scarcely heeded them.───那是他的狗在咬他，盡管他已成了一個悲慘的人物，他卻毫不在意它們。
They are unlikely to be heeded.───他們的呼聲不可能被聽從。
But there was no making the Cossacks budge when they had got booty and prisoners. No one heeded the word of command.───但是，哥薩克們在繳獲戰利品和俘虜之后，就沒法使他們向前推進，沒有一個人聽從命令。
So I said, "Wisdom is better than strength. " But the poor man's wisdom is despised, and his words are no longer heeded.───“智慧勝過勇力。”然而那貧窮人的智慧被人藐視，他的話也無人聽從。
The first took place in 1937, when Franklin Roosevelt mistakenly heeded the advice of his own era's deficit worriers.───第一次發生在1937年，當時，富蘭克林.羅斯福錯誤地聽取他那時代財政赤字悲觀者的意見。
He might have heeded his own advice and spent more time on India's biggest headache next door.───他可能聽從自己的建議，花更多時間解決與鄰居最頭痛的問題。
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.───由于我自認為學習成績比較好，所以我也沒把這件事當成事，父母的勸告我只當了耳旁風。
If you feel touched by my words, and recognise yourself in it, you are one who has heeded this calling of the heart.───如果你感到被我話語所感動，并且在其中辨認出了自我的真實，你就是這個聽到了這個內心請求的人。
For the most part, they heeded my advice.
She never heeded anyone's warning.
Almost all workers heeded a call by the trade unions to stay at home for the duration of the strike.
I heeded my doctor's advice and stopped smoking.
If she had only heeded my warnings , none of this would have happened.
If only they had heeded his warnings!
But he has heeded the advice.
A man admired, respected, whose word was heeded.
Around 10,000 workers heeded the union's strike call.