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Detailed Translations for heeds from English to Dutch

heed:

to heed verb (heeds, heeded, heeding)

  1. to heed (obey; comply; listen)
    gehoorzamen; luisteren
    • gehoorzamen verb (gehoorzaam, gehoorzaamt, gehoorzaamde, gehoorzaamden, gehoorzaamd)
    • luisteren verb (luister, luistert, luisterde, luisterden, geluisterd)

Conjugations for heed:

present
  1. heed
  2. heed
  3. heeds
  4. heed
  5. heed
  6. heed
simple past
  1. heeded
  2. heeded
  3. heeded
  4. heeded
  5. heeded
  6. heeded
present perfect
  1. have heeded
  2. have heeded
  3. has heeded
  4. have heeded
  5. have heeded
  6. have heeded
past continuous
  1. was heeding
  2. were heeding
  3. was heeding
  4. were heeding
  5. were heeding
  6. were heeding
future
  1. shall heed
  2. will heed
  3. will heed
  4. shall heed
  5. will heed
  6. will heed
continuous present
  1. am heeding
  2. are heeding
  3. is heeding
  4. are heeding
  5. are heeding
  6. are heeding
subjunctive
  1. be heeded
  2. be heeded
  3. be heeded
  4. be heeded
  5. be heeded
  6. be heeded
diverse
  1. heed!
  2. let's heed!
  3. heeded
  4. heeding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for heed:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
luisteren hearing; listening; turbulence speed
- attentiveness; paying attention; regard
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gehoorzamen comply; heed; listen; obey obey
luisteren comply; heed; listen; obey hear; hear out; listen; listen to
- listen; mind

Related Words for "heed":

  • heeding

Synonyms for "heed":


Antonyms for "heed":

  • inattentiveness

Related Definitions for "heed":

  1. paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people)1
    • he spends without heed to the consequences1
  2. pay close attention to; give heed to1

Wiktionary Translations for heed:

heed
noun
  1. attention

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
heed aandacht; attentie; oplettendheid attentionconcentration particulière sur quelque chose ; application d’esprit à quelque chose.