Tune
101tune up — adjust (a musical instrument) to the correct or uniform pitch. → tune …
102tune — I. n. 1. Air, melody, strain. 2. Concord, harmony, harmonious accordance, agreement, concert of parts. 3. Order, harmony, concord, fit disposition, proper mood. II. v. a. 1. Harmonize, accord, modulate, attune, put in tune. 2. Put into order, put …
103tune up — most of these old cash registers just need to be tuned up a bit Syn: tweak, adjust, fine tune, calibrate, maintain, improve, ameliorate, enhance …
104tune — 1. noun she hummed a tune Syn: melody, air, strain, theme, song, jingle, ditty 2. verb a body clock tuned to the tides Syn: attune, adapt, adjust, regulate …
105ˌtune ˈup — phrasal verb if a group of musicians tune up, they make small changes to their instruments so that they can play well together …
106tune — Leo, leo mele. To tune, ho okani pono, ho oponopono …
107tune — derinimas statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. adjustment; tune; tuning vok. Abstimmung, f; Einstellung, f; Justierung, f rus. наладка, f; настройка, f; юстировка, f pranc. accordage, m; ajustage, m; ajustement, m …
108tune — /tju:n/ noun ♦ the bank is backing him to the tune of £10,000 the bank is helping him with a loan of £10,000 …
109tune — To adjust the engine controls (carburetor, timing, etc.) for optimum running. See out of tune …
110tune up — See tune up …