pay heed

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注意

双语例句

• For the first time he have to pay heed to his appearance.
  这是他第一次非得注意自己的外表不可了。
• While in Japan, Mr Hagel had called on China to be more transparent, to use its'' great power'' responsibly and to pay heed to neighbouring countries 'concerns about its increasingly assertive territorial claims.
  哈格尔在访日期间呼吁中国提高透明度，以负责任的方式运用其大国地位，并留意邻国对其日益强硬的领土要求的关切。
• 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。
• Global executives and investors must pay heed to this vibrant continent, McKinsey has said, and pay heed they have.
  麦肯锡称，全球高管及投资者必须关注这块充满活力的大陆。而这些人也确实对非洲给予了关注。
• 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。
• Women will pay a lot of heed, I don't think.
  我不认为女人有多么慎重。
• Such different language uses reflect different cultural and value differences between the two, i.e., Chinese students pay more heed to interpersonal relations and social status, and American students attach more importance to one's competence and expertise.
  这些语言应用中的差异反映了两国文化和价值观的不同，即中国学生更重视个人所处的社会关系和地位，而美国学生则更重视单纯的个人能力？
• Pedestrians complain that e-bike riders pay little heed to the rules of the road.
  路上的行人抱怨骑电动自行车的人无视交通法规。
• 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。
• Relaxing the rules for skilled workers could make European countries equally attractive and Mr McCauley hopes that governments will pay heed to the index and work to improve their score so as to attract inward investment.
  放宽对熟练工人的规定，可能使欧洲国家具有同样的吸引力，麦克考利希望，各国政府会关注这个排名，努力提高自己的分数，以便吸引投资流入。