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Adj.
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| Lit. Stil |
audient |
| Rel. |
giving heed |
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| Allg. |
hear; listen; watch; comply with; heed (heed somebody's warning – to take notice of agoff); follow; drink in; hearken (Pavlov Igor); take it all in (чему; Yeah, George Martin. This was all one conversation: "The Highs And The Lows" by George Martin. But you know, we took it all in. We loved him. We loved these little chats and we used it all in our music Lily Snape); attend (PanKotskiy); hark (to); take heed (Kostya Lopunov); harken (driven); mind (чему-л.) |
| Gruzovik |
listen to (кому-чему; см. внять); hearken to (кому-чему; см. внять) |
| Arch. |
mind |
| Gehob. |
regard (Побеdа) |
| Gruzovik, Poet. |
direct one's attention to (кому-чему; см. внять) |
| idiom. |
bend an ear to (Aly19); lend ears ("Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears." /Julius Caesar, Act III, Scene II/ Vadim Rouminsky) |
| Poet. |
hark; hearken (with dat., to); heed |
| Rel. |
give heed |
| veralt., Poet. |
hark (to); listen (to) |