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Meanings of take heed in English
Usage of take heed in English
1
Residents in the northern parts of the province should especially take heed.
2
But let society take heed to the manner in which it breathes.
3
Beware Christian, take heed Christian; the devil is desirous to have thee.
4
And we must take heed not to compromise religion in political enterprises.
5
Say, take heed lest the overpowering might of the oppressors alarm you.
6
So take heed, kiddies: drugs will make you pledge allegiance to funk.
7
Now take heed that the matter fall not through on your side.
8
But take heed that your liberty cause not the weak to fall.
9
This was enough to make the Viceroy take heed for his government.
10
If you're used to casually moving files around with MyISAM, take heed!
11
Pundits will be watching closely to see if Academy voters take heed.
12
You must take heed around Amunhotep. He looked out over the waters.
13
Such men can take heed of nothing except how to increase wealth.
14
Even Lumley Ferrers will outstrip you if you do not take heed.
15
Therefore, take heed that thou speakest not a word that may displease.
16
He had been warned twice, but he had failed to take heed.
