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1 heed
heed [hi:d]2. noun* * *[hiːd] 1.to pay heed to ou take heed of somebody — tenir compte de ce que dit quelqu'un
2.to pay heed to ou take heed of something — tenir compte de quelque chose
transitive verb tenir compte de -
2 heed
[hi:d](to pay attention to: He refused to heed my warning; Heed what I say!) faire attention à- heedful- heedless - heedlessly - pay heed to - take heed of -
3 heed
heed [hi:d]1 noun∎ to take heed of sth, to pay or to give heed to sth tenir bien compte de qch;∎ he pays little heed to criticism il ne se soucie guère ou il ne fait pas grand cas des critiques;∎ I took no heed of her advice je n'ai tenu aucun compte de ses conseils;∎ pay no heed to him ne faites pas attention à lui;∎ take heed! prenez garde!(a) (warning, words) faire bien attention à, tenir compte de, prendre garde à -
4 heed
A n attention f, considération f ; to pay heed to sb, to take heed of sb tenir compte de ce que dit qn ; to pay heed to sth, to take heed of sth tenir compte de qch.B vtr tenir compte de [advice, warning] ; without heeding sth/sb sans tenir compte de qch/des conseils de qn. -
5 pay heed to
Take heed of my warning; He paid no heed to me.) faire attention à -
6 take heed of
Take heed of my warning; He paid no heed to me.) faire attention à -
7 notice
notice [ˈnəʊtɪs]1. nouna. ( = prior warning) avis m ; ( = period) délai m ; ( = end of work contract) (by employer) congé m ; (by employee) démission f• I must have some notice of what you intend to do il faut que je sois prévenu de ce que vous avez l'intention de faire• I must have at least a week's notice if you want to... il faut me prévenir au moins une semaine à l'avance si vous voulez...• to hand in one's notice [professional or office worker] donner sa démission► to give + notice• to give notice that... faire savoir que...• to give sb notice that... aviser qn que...• you must be ready to leave at very short notice il faut que vous soyez prêt à partir dans les plus brefs délais► until further notice jusqu'à nouvel ordreb. ( = announcement) annonce f ; (in newspaper) ( = advert) annonce f ; ( = short article) entrefilet m ; ( = poster) affiche f ; ( = sign) pancarte f• birth/marriage/death notice annonce f de naissance/mariage/décès• I saw a notice in the paper about the concert j'ai vu une annonce dans le journal à propos du concert• the notice says "keep out" la pancarte dit « défense d'entrer »c. ( = review) [of book, film, play] critique fd. ( = attention) it escaped his notice that... il ne s'est pas aperçu que...• it has come to my notice that... on m'a signalé que...► to take + notice• to take notice of sb/sth prêter attention à qn/qch• to take no notice of sb/sth ne pas faire attention à qn/qch• take no notice! ne faites pas attention !remarquer ; ( = heed) faire attention à• when he noticed me he called out to me quand il m'a vu, il m'a appelé• yes, so I've noticed! j'ai remarqué !3. compounds► notice board noun ( = printed or painted sign) pancarte f ; (for holding announcements) panneau m d'affichage* * *['nəʊtɪs] 1.1) ( written sign) pancarte f; ( advertisement) annonce f; (announcing birth, marriage, death) avis m; ( review of a play) compte-rendu m2) ( attention) attention fto take notice — faire attention (of à)
3) ( notification) préavis mto give somebody notice of something — avertir or prévenir quelqu'un de quelque chose
2.to give in ou hand in one's notice — donner sa démission; [domestic servant] donner ses huit jours
transitive verb remarquer [absence, mark]
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