Definitions

1. noun

an American family of newspaper publishers; especially William Randolph Hearst, 1863–1951, who built a media empire in the early 20th century.

“He was a member of the influential Hearst family that dominated the newspaper industry.”

2. noun

a large, ancient tree, especially a cedar of Lebanon, having a prominent, spreading crown.

“The hearst stood tall in the middle of the forest for centuries.”

3. verb

to listen carefully or pay attention to; to pay attention to or take into consideration.

“She heard the warning and decided to change her plans.”