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Definition of tuned - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
musicTECH. adjusted in pitch or resonanceTECH.
- The guitar was perfectly tuned for the concert.
2.
attentiveaware and responsive to something
- She is tuned to the needs of her students.
3.
machinesadjusted for optimal performance
- The car engine was finely tuned for the race.
Expressions with tuned
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not paying attention
During the meeting, he seemed to be tuned out.
remain a listener or viewer of a channel
Stay tuned for more updates on this channel.
set or adjusted to receive a specific signal or channel
The radio is tuned to 101.5 FM.
precisely balanced or calibrated
The instrument is finely tuned to detect minor changes.
continue listening to a specific channel or station
Keep it tuned to your favorite radio station.
Origin of tuned
Old English, tunian (to make a sound)
Terms with tuned included in their meaning
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tuned
adjusted for best results
bells
lowest tuned bell in a ring
music tuning
tuned or adjusted to a particular pitch or tone
radio waves
omnidirectional antenna tuned to television broadcast frequencies
media
portion of listeners tuned to a radio station
music
set of bells tuned to each other
music
four-string guitar, usually tuned in fifths, smaller than standard guitars
music
state of being able to be tuned
adjustment
extent to which something can be tuned
technology
omnidirectional antenna tuned to television broadcast frequencies
music
string on an instrument tuned to the note G
precision
accurately set or tuned
media
stay tuned to this channel
music
the result of having tuned an instrument lower
music
guitar tuning with the sixth string tuned to D
music
thumb piano with a row of tuned tabs
musical instruments
in the process of being tuned again
adjustable pitch
capable of being tuned
musical tuning
tuned to a specific musical temperament for harmonious sound
Examples of tuned in a sentence
Her voice was beautifully tuned to the melody. He is always tuned to the latest news updates. They are tuned to the market trends and adjust their strategies accordingly. The guitar was perfectly tuned for the concert. All instruments were tuned before the performance.
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- French:accordé, attentif, ...
- German:gestimmt, aufmerksam, ...
- Italian:accordato, sintonizzata, ...
- Spanish:afinado, atenta, ...
- Portuguese:afinado, atenta, ...
- Chinese:调谐的, 对...敏感的, ...
- Japanese:調整された, 気を配っている, ...
- Arabic:مَضبوط, مُنْتَبِه, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוּוָן, קָשׁוּב, ...
- Russian:настроенный, внимательный, ...
- Ukrainian:налаштований, оптимізований, ...
- Hindi:सुर में, सजग, ...
Definition of tune - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
sound calibrationtr. adjust musical instrument to correct pitchtr.
- She tuned her guitar before the concert..
2.
radio or TVtr./intr. adjust frequency to receive a channeltr./intr.
- I tuned the radio to my favorite station.
3.
precisiontr. make something more precise or effectivetr.
- The chef tuned the recipe to perfection.
4.
writing styletr. give a certain tone or character totr.
- She tuned her voice to sound more confident.
5.
musictr. set lyrics to musictr.
- He tuned the poem into a beautiful song.
Noun
1.
melodyseries of musical notes forming a melody
- She hummed a cheerful tune.
2.
musicshort musical composition or song
- That's my favorite tune on the album.
3.
working conditionstate of proper functioning or alignment
- After the repair, the engine was back in tune..
4.
adjustmentthe act of adjusting an instrument
- The piano needs a tune.
Expressions with tune
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listen to a radio station or program
I tune into the news every morning.
select a channel on TV or radio
I tune in to my favorite show every night.
adjust a musical instrument for performance
The violinist tuned up her instrument before the recital.
modify behavior to suit a new situation
He changed tune when the boss arrived.
sing with accurate pitch
She can really carry a tune beautifully.
not in the correct musical pitch
The guitar sounds out of tune.
change behavior or attitude in a noticeably new or unusual way
After the criticism, he began to dance to a different tune.
change usual opinion or way of acting in a clear new direction
After the scandal, the senator began to dance to a new tune.
in harmony or agreement with something
Her ideas are in tune with the company's vision.
have control over decisions or actions
In this project, she calls the tune.
to change one's opinion or attitude
When the results came in, you changed your tune about the merger.
follow someone's instructions or desires
She always dances to her boss's tune at work.
alteration in one's opinion or attitude
After the meeting, he had a change of tune.
reconsider or rethink a previous opinion or stance
After hearing the news, she changed her tune.
follow someone's rules or demands
He always dances to the tune of his boss.
act differently than before
He's humming a different tune since the promotion.
act independently or differently from others
She always marches to a different tune at work.
change opinion or attitude about something
After the meeting, he sang a different tune.
change one's opinion or attitude
After seeing the evidence, he started to sing another tune.
agree with someone or share the same opinion
They always sing the same tune when it comes to politics.
indicating approximate amount, cost, loss, increase or other measurable extent
The company invested to the tune of five million dollars in new equipment.
make something less extreme or severe
The manager tuned down his criticism to avoid offending the team.
stop paying attention to something or someone
She tends to tune out during long meetings.
change one's opinion or attitude
After seeing the evidence, he started to whistle a different tune.
Origin of tune
Old English, tun (enclosure)
Examples of tune in a sentence
The violinist had to tune her instrument quickly. She tuned the TV to the news channel. He tuned the radio to catch the morning show. The engineer tuned the engine for better performance. She tuned the marketing strategy to reach more customers. He tuned the guitar to a lower pitch.
The technician tuned the radio for better reception. The composer tuned the old ballad for a children's choir. She is tuning his lyrics for the new musical. The tune stuck in my head all day. He played a haunting tune on the piano. She hummed a cheerful tune while working. The software update brought the system back in tune. The guitar was finally in tune after much adjustment. After the move, the violin needed a tune. The technician gave the organ a careful tune.
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- French:accorder, air, ...
- German:stimmen, Melodie, ...
- Italian:intonare, melodia, ...
- Spanish:ajustar, melodía, ...
- Portuguese:ajustar, melodia, ...
- Chinese:调音, 曲调, ...
- Japanese:調律する, メロディー, ...
- Arabic:ضَبَطَ, لَحْن, ...
- Hebrew:לְכַוֵּן, מַנְגִּינָה, ...
- Russian:настраивать, мелодия, ...
- Ukrainian:налаштовувати, мелодія, ...
- Hindi:सुर मिलाना, धुन, ...
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