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heed (C1)

カタカナ: ヒード

IPA: /hiːd/

To pay careful attention to advice, a warning, or a suggestion, and often act upon it.

意味: 忠告や警告、提案に注意を払い、それに基づいて行動すること。

She failed to heed the warning signs and continued driving despite the icy roads. — She failed to heed the warning signs and continued driving despite the icy roads.
It's important to heed your doctor's advice if you want to recover quickly. — It's important to heed your doctor's advice if you want to recover quickly.
The wise traveler always heeds local customs to avoid causing offense. — The wise traveler always heeds local customs to avoid causing offense.

Japanese translations of Heed:

heed (something) (collocation): To pay attention to a piece of information, advice, or warning. — "You should always heed the instructions carefully."
take heed (idiom): To pay attention to a warning or piece of advice. — "Take heed of the dangers before you embark on the journey."
pay heed to (prepositional phrase): To give attention to something. — "The government must pay heed to the concerns of its citizens."