How do you use "tune" in a sentence?

I can't get that tune out of my head. The piano needs to be tuned before the concert. Tune in tomorrow for the next episode.

tune

Q: What does "tune" mean?

A melody; to adjust a musical instrument or radio A tune is a melody or musical sequence. As a verb, 'tune' means to adjust a musical instrument or radio to the correct pitch or frequency. 'In tune' means correctly pitched; 'out of tune' means the opposite. 'Tune in' means to watch or listen to a broadcast.

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Significado: A melody; to adjust a musical instrument or radio

曲调，旋律；调音，调整

melodía, tonada; afinar, sintonizar

曲、メロディー；調律する、チューニングする

곡, 멜로디; 조율하다, 채널을 맞추다

A tune is a melody or musical sequence. As a verb, 'tune' means to adjust a musical instrument or radio to the correct pitch or frequency. 'In tune' means correctly pitched; 'out of tune' means the opposite. 'Tune in' means to watch or listen to a broadcast.

「tune」是旋律或音乐序列。作为动词，「tune」意味着将乐器或收音机调整到正确的音高或频率。「in tune」意味着音调正确；「out of tune」意味着相反。

Una «tune» es una melodía o secuencia musical. Como verbo, «tune» significa ajustar un instrumento musical o una radio al tono o frecuencia correctos.

「tune」はメロディーまたは音楽のシーケンスです。動詞として、「tune」は楽器やラジオを正しい音程や周波数に調整することを意味します。

tune은 멜로디 또는 악곡을 의미한다. 동사로는 악기나 라디오를 올바른 음높이나 주파수에 맞추다를 뜻한다. 'in tune'은 음정이 맞는 것, 'out of tune'은 음정이 안 맞는 것이다. 'tune in'은 방송을 시청하거나 청취하다를 의미한다.

Ejemplos

I can't get that tune out of my head.
我脑海里一直有那个曲调挥之不去。
No puedo sacarme esa melodía de la cabeza.
その曲が頭から離れません。
그 곡이 머릿속에서 떠나지 않는다.
The piano needs to be tuned before the concert.
音乐会前需要给钢琴调音。
El piano necesita afinarse antes del concierto.
コンサートの前にピアノを調律する必要があります。
콘서트 전에 피아노를 조율해야 합니다.
Tune in tomorrow for the next episode.
明天请收看下一集。
Sintoniza mañana para el próximo episodio.
次のエピソードは明日お聴きください。
다음 에피소드는 내일 시청해 주세요.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

Variant of 'tone', from Old French 'ton', from Latin 'tonus' meaning 'a sound, tone', from Greek 'tonos' (vocal pitch, raising of the voice), from 'teinein' (to stretch). The spelling diverged in the 16th century.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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