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Meanings of pay heed in English

Portuguese
atender
Spanish
atender

To listen or give attention to.

atender
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Examples for "attend"
Examples for "attend"
1
Also, the state requires hunters attend a mandatory alligator hunting safety course.
Reuters
2
New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key will attend the Constitution Day event.
Radio NZ
3
Dr Yockopua said doctors would only attend to serious cases and emergencies.
Radio NZ
4
He would almost certainly also be asked to attend a diversity course.
The Guardian
5
Usually, political party leaders want their people to attend parliamentary party meetings.
The Irish Times
1
Do you want to talk about it? He let the question hang.
One summer in santa fe
2
However, others hang about waiting in anticipation, eager to continue the night.
The Irish Times
3
Yet ample hog supplies continue to hang over the market, limiting rallies.
Reuters
4
Perhaps you need to turn it around and ask: why hang on?
The Guardian
5
But whether Christie can hang on that long is an open question.
Reuters
1
The company said: We apologise for any upset this advert has caused.
The South African
2
Several Arab papers refused to publish an advert with the Israeli flag.
The Guardian
3
I love it when you talk foreign The best Wimpy advert ever.
The South African
4
But their advert really did hurt a large section of our citizens.
The South African
5
It ends the advert by saying: We will no doubt bounce back.
Radio NZ
1
At length it ran thus, and I was compelled to give ear:
Aurelian; or, Rome in the Third Century
2
Fool that he was to give ear to the counsel of Apollo.
The Iliad
3
And now give ear, if thou wouldst know the origin of Nitetis.
An Egyptian Princess — Volume 02
4
I give ear to my whimsies, because I am to record them.
Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 12
5
The Master said, Who would not give ear to a downright word?
The Sayings of Confucius
Usage of pay heed in English
1
And the entire government should pay heed to the response of voters.
News.com.au
2
The claim is untrue, and no lawmaker should pay heed to it.
The Minds and Manners of Wild Animals: A Book of Personal Observ...
3
To his dry presentment of the case nobody seemed to pay heed.
Australia Felix
4
Listen, Marit; be sensible, pay heed to what I have to say.
A Happy Boy
5
Pray speak with less noise, and pay heed to what I say.
Prisoners of Chance / The Story of What Befell Geoffrey Benteen,...
6
They are occupied by their own conversations and do not pay heed.
A disobedient girl: a novel
7
It's a collection of essential items that doesn't pay heed to fleeting trends.
The Irish Times
8
Things might look like coincidences, but you need to pay heed to them.
Masked
9
Should we pay heed to the fresh and critical perspective of our visitors?
The Irish Times
10
The above are the secrets of T'ai-chi; but pay heed lest you fail!
T'ai Chi
11
Also, only pay heed more to survey results that suit you.
The Irish Times
12
We of the Yard seldom pay heed to theatrical notions of that kind.
Number Seventeen
13
If they read it they will surely pay heed to it.
Peggy Stewart, Navy Girl, at Home
14
But our men had no time to pay heed to these.
Action Front
15
But there was none to pay heed to his untimely importunity.
Tales of Destiny
16
They began to look at him, to pay heed to him.
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
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