To give heed or attention to, attend to, look after; to take heed, take care (to do something).

To give heed to, attend to. Obsolete.

figurative. To regard, attend to, give heed to.

transitive. To care for, concern oneself about; to take notice of, give attention to, to mind; to regard. (In England now chiefly literary; in…

To pay attention to, take care of.

transitive. To give or pay mental attention to; to attend to, give heed to, take notice of (a person, his words, a matter); cf. tend, v.1 1b.

intransitive. To heed, pay attention to, concern oneself with. Obsolete.

transitive. To regard, heed, consider; to look at or observe; to pay attention to. Obsolete.

To receive into the mind; to hear. Obsolete.

To take into practical consideration or regard; to show consideration or regard for; to regard, make allowance for.

transitive. To take to heart, to give heed to. Obsolete.

transitive. To regard (with the mind), have regard to, attend to, consider.

transitive. To be the recipient of (words, advice, etc.) through hearing or listening to another; (hence) to attend to, listen to, heed. Also used…

transitive. To turn the attention to, take note of (a thing); to observe, note, or heed; to consider, think of, refer to. Also with †that-clause. Cf…

To turn the mind to, give consideration or pay heed to, regard, consider. transitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To take note of, attend to, notice, observe (a thing); = advert, v. 2a. Obsolete.

(a) transitive. To take notice of, heed, pay attention to; to take or show an interest in; also: †to look after, take care of (obsolete). †(b) intrans…

transitive. To take cognizance of; to heed, pay attention to, take notice of. Obsolete.

transitive. To fix one's attention on as an aim, object, guide, etc.; to focus on; to set one's sights on; to aspire to, strive after. Frequently…

transitive. To pay attention to, take notice of, heed; to be obedient to, to obey. Occasionally intransitive: to obey. Also with clause as…

transitive. Scottish. To think about, reflect on; to consider, take into consideration. Frequently with clause as object.

To take cognizance or notice of; to notice, observe; to consider. Now somewhat formal.

to consider of: to think attentively or carefully of; = sense 3 (Now somewhat archaic.) †Formerly also in senses 1 7 9.

To regard, take note of, care for; to respect.

To care, mind, be concerned; cf. care, v. 4. Usually in negative contexts. transitive. To care for or about; to take heed or notice of. Obsolete.

In negative contexts. transitive. To care or be concerned about; to regard, heed, mind; (also) to approve of, like. Sometimes with subordinate clause…

To keep in mental view; to keep oneself informed about (a course of events, etc.).