take heed

/tˈeɪk hˈiːd/

[phrase]

to take heed

[PHRASE]

to pay close attention to something, particularly someone's advice or warning

synonyms : hear

listen

take heed

[interjection]

take heed

[INTERJECTION]

used to demand someone's attention or consideration

Examples

1. Take heed.

2. The head of the CDC, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, urged Americans today to take heed.

3. If you have two of your highest ranked security people in military telling you that you need this, you need them a better classification system, the declassification system, you gotta take heed.

4. It's twister season so storm chasers take heed, holding onto your own mustache can prevent you from getting blown away. -

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