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Meanings of regard in English
Paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people)
Synonyms
Examples for "heed"
Examples for "heed"
1
She said: It's time to heed the deeply moving voice of youth.
2
Pay good heed to me for I have thought long about it.
3
The government sometimes pays more heed to this group than dispossessed farmers.
4
The Dubrovnik festival's management first said it would heed the police recommendation.
5
Those who fail to heed these measures may face greater sanctions, however.
1
That mind was accompanied by a quite wonderful attentiveness to other people.
2
Now he walked slowly about, and examined the flowers with great attentiveness.
3
His attentiveness, charm, and passionate pursuit of her had swept her away.
4
Neither seemed particularly inclined to attentiveness, which was his only hope.
5
Mr Hyde listened to this speech with every appearance of politeness and attentiveness.
1
It was time for Chen to start paying attention to the problem.
2
It wants to know which research studies are worth paying attention to.
3
Yet almost nobody apart from your Irish Times correspondents were paying attention.
4
Jamie wasn't paying attention to the talk; he was still watching Rebekah.
5
He was no longer paying attention to me, just perusing the data.
Usage of regard in English
1
Most countries regard Israeli settlements as illegal, a view that Israel disputes.
2
You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
3
Tells how political change in regard to exchange rates, closed the market.
4
Minister McHugh will bring proposals in this regard to Government next week.
5
Public opinion would regard this as a step in the right direction.
6
Environmental worries also loom large, particularly with regard to water usage rights.
7
They regard violence as inevitable every time the region engages in peacemaking.
8
Progress in this regard will be reported in due course, he said.
9
Today, the industry is more vigilant than ever with regard to education.
10
Results: The four groups were comparable with regard to postoperative weight changes.
11
In a small way Kenco are leading by example in that regard.
12
I hope next year will be even more successful in this regard.
13
Allen is conscious that image matters a great deal in this regard.
14
Higher and more balanced global growth would sure help in this regard.
15
I know that this appalls the public, particularly its regard to politicians.
16
It may help to clarify a number of issues in this regard.
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Translations for regard
Catalan
Spanish
Regard through the time
Regard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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