take heed
Verb
Meaning
listen and pay attention
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Listen to your father
We must hear the expert before we make a decision
Latin American countries, including those that have brought down coronavirus transmission rates, should take heed of the second wave hitting much of Europe, a Pan American Health Organization official said.
At a minimum, the voters in those states should take heed of what their attorneys general are doing—or not doing—to ensure an accurate 2020 census.
But I hope others take heed to this column and some of the stories.
And when I have that type of reaction, I tend to take heed of it as if my body is saying, “this isn’t something good for you”.