Give someone a heads up meaning in English

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Definition

to give someone a heads up: to warn someone, to give someone advance notice idiom
Just to give you a heads up before the meeting: Jane, the director, hates the color orange. I wanted to warn you in advance.
  • "I just wanted to give you a heads up before you two meet this Wednesday!"

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