heed in Irish
heed in Irish is aoidh, tabhair aird — heed means to pay close attention to advice or a warning and take it seriously.
heed in Irish
aoidh
Careful attention.
tabhair aird
(transitive) To mind; to regard with care; to take notice of; to attend to; to observe.
What does "heed" mean?
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verb To pay close attention to advice or a warning and take it seriously.
"You should heed your doctor's advice and rest for a few days."
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noun Careful attention paid to something.
"Pay heed to the safety instructions before you start the machine."
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heed in a sentence
- You should heed your doctor's advice and rest for a few days.
- They failed to heed the storm warnings and stayed on the beach.
- Pay heed to the safety instructions before you start the machine.
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What is "heed" in Irish?
"heed" in Irish is aoidh, tabhair aird. heed means: To pay close attention to advice or a warning and take it seriously.
How do you use "heed" in a sentence?
Example: "You should heed your doctor's advice and rest for a few days." In Irish, "heed" is aoidh, tabhair aird.
Are there other ways to say "heed" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "heed": aoidh, tabhair aird.
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