pay heed

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注意

双语例句

• On the whole, left-leaning states are keener on greenery than right-wing ones, which tend to be more energy-intensive. It is all to the good that the Conservative Party is to pay greated heed to the Voice of the young.
  总体而言，左倾各州对于环保问题更加热心，而右倾各州则较为重视能源紧张问题。如果保守党更注意倾听青年人的呼声，那是件好事。
• Auchinleck appeared to pay little heed to the welfare of the British soldiers in India.
  奥金莱克看起来很少关心驻在印度的英国士兵的福利。
• Packer stresses that "the soft drink industry needs to promote safe and moderate use of its products for all age groups, reduce serving sizes, and pay heed to the rising call for healthier drinks."
  Packer博士还强调：“软饮料行业应该在所有年龄组人群中提倡安全和适度饮用，并减少其广告宣传，留意越来越多的对更健康饮料的需求。”
• Commerce is subject to so many unpredictable variables that it makes little sense to pay much heed to a set of projections more than a year ahead.
  商业受到大量不可预测变量的影响，因此，过分在意一年期以上的预测是没什么意义的。
• A good leader should always pay heed to the voice of the masses. The announcement was punctuated by cheers from the crowd.
  一位好领导应该经常注意倾听群众的呼声。在宣布过程中，群众的欢呼声此起彼伏。
• For the first time he had to pay heed to his appearance, and in fact he became very well-dressed from then on.
  他第一次注意到他的出现，事实上从那以后他的打扮十分时髦。
• Certainly, inflation targeting frameworks can be improved to pay heed to signs of asset price and credit booms.
  当然，它们可以完善通胀目标框架，以留意资产价格和信贷热潮的迹象。
• Spain, which has developed a scheme for rolling over temporary contracts to provide at least some chances of employment to the young, should pay heed to the experience of Japan in the early2000s.
  西班牙已经形成了招收超短期合同为年轻人提供一些就业机会，但它应该借鉴日本21世纪初期的一些经验。
• The West should pay heed.
  西方国家应予以关注。
• Environmental problems pay no heed to these geographic lines.
  环境问题并不理会这些地理界限。