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.German authorities are still warning not to eat those vegetables uncooked, and consumers seem to be heeding that warning.
德国当局仍警告人们不要食用生的蔬菜，消费者似乎听从了警告。
2.The bottom line is to start with common sense. Heeding that first bit of skepticism can save you a lot of pain later.
最低限度是从常识出发。重视一开始的疑心，可以为你省掉很多接下来的痛苦。
3.When it comes to buying cars, China seems to be heeding that message.
在购买汽车问题上，中国似乎正在听取上述意见。
4.But all that information can lead to overload -- or worse. You might end up heeding the wrong voice and getting some fairly bad advice.
但所有的信息能引起超载—或错误。你可能会关注这些错误的声音，并得到相当不好的建议。
5.At least in this case, China learned the consequences of heeding Mao's exhortation to subjugate nature.
至少在这件事上，中国知道了遵循毛的训诫征服自然的后果是什么。
6.How disconcerting, then, must be the advent of an American president who shows signs of heeding Arab complaints.
于是，一位表现出倾听阿拉伯怨言迹象的美国总统的登场必将是多么的令人不安啊。
7.Groupon appears to be heeding that advice, and has teamed up with Tencent, China's largest internet company, for the China site.
Groupon似乎注意到了上述建议，它与中国最大的互联网公司腾讯（Tencent）合作运营高朋网。
8.Freeware works right out of the virtual box, so a user's sole incentive to kick in is the thrill of heeding the Golden Rule.
免费软件从虚拟包装中拿出来就能用，所以用户捐款的唯一动机就是注意到黄金法则后产生的兴奋。
9.In other words, if people feel their government is not heeding their complaints, they may think their only option is to take to the streets.
换句话说，如果人民感觉到政府没有倾听他们的诉求，那么他们唯一的选择就是走上街头示威游行。
10.But Jesus, not heeding the word spoken, saith unto the ruler of the synagogue, Fear not, only believe.
耶稣听见所说的话，就对管会堂的说：「不要怕，只要信！」