Unheeded Meaning in English
word
ənˈhidɪd
uhn-HEE-did
ʌnhˈiːdɪd
un-HEE-did
التعريف
If something is unheeded, it is ignored or not paid attention to, even though it may be important.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Unheeded' is formal and common in written English, often used to describe warnings, advice, or signs that people ignore. Collocates with 'warning', 'advice', 'plea', 'call'. Rarely used in spoken, casual contexts.
Spanish: ignorado - desatendidoPortuguese (BR): ignorado - não atendidoPortuguese (PT): ignorado - desconsideradoChinese (Simplified): 未被注意的 - 被忽视的Chinese (Traditional): 未被注意的 - 被忽視的Hindi: अनसुना - अनदेखाArabic: غير مُلتَفَت إليه - مُتجاهَلBengali: উপেক্ষিত - অগ্রাহ্যRussian: проигнорированный - оставшийся без вниманияJapanese: 聞き入れられない - 無視されたVietnamese: không được chú ý - bị phớt lờKorean: 무시된 - 주목받지 못한Turkish: dikkate alınmayan - göz ardı edilenUrdu: نظرانداز کیا گیاIndonesian: diabaikan - tidak mendapat perhatian
جمل نموذجية
His warnings went unheeded by his friends.
basic
The teacher's advice did not go unheeded.
basic
Her pleas for help were left unheeded.
basic
The doctor's advice was once again unheeded, and he got sick.
natural
Many emails about the problem went unheeded by the company.
natural
She shouted for help, but her voice was unheeded in the crowd.
natural