tune 音标拼音: [t'un]
n . 歌曲,旋律,心情,声调,和谐,一致,语调,程度
vt . 为…调音,调整,调谐
歌曲,旋律,心情,声调,和谐,一致,语调,程度为…调音,调整,调谐
tune n 1 :
a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence ; "
she was humming an air from Beethoven " [
synonym : {
tune }, {
melody },
{
air }, {
strain }, {
melodic line }, {
line }, {
melodic phrase }]
2 :
the property of producing accurately a note of a given pitch ;
"
he cannot sing in tune "; "
the clarinet was out of tune "
3 :
the adjustment of a radio receiver or other circuit to a required frequency v 1 :
adjust for (
better )
functioning ; "
tune the engine " [
synonym :
{
tune }, {
tune up }]
2 :
adjust the pitches of (
musical instruments ); "
My piano needs to be tuned " [
synonym : {
tune }, {
tune up }] [
ant : {
untune }]
Tune \
Tune \ (
t [=
u ]
n ),
v .
i .
1 .
To form one sound to another ;
to form accordant musical sounds .
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Whilst tuning to the water '
s fall ,
The small birds sang to her . --
Drayton .
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2 .
To utter inarticulate harmony with the voice ;
to sing without pronouncing words ;
to hum . [
R .]
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Tune \
Tune \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Tuned } (
t [=
u ]
nd );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Tuning }.]
1 .
To put into a state adapted to produce the proper sounds ;
to harmonize ,
to cause to be in tune ;
to correct the tone of ;
as ,
to tune a piano or a violin . "
Tune your harps ."
--
Dryden .
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2 .
To give tone to ;
to attune ;
to adapt in style of music ;
to make harmonious .
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For now to sorrow must I tune my song . --
Milton .
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3 .
To sing with melody or harmony .
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Fountains ,
and ye ,
that warble ,
as ye flow ,
Melodious murmurs ,
warbling tune his praise .
--
Milton .
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4 .
To put into a proper state or disposition . --
Shak .
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Tune \
Tune \ (
t [=
u ]
n ),
n . [
A variant of tone .]
1 .
A sound ;
a note ;
a tone . "
The tune of your voices ."
--
Shak .
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2 . (
Mus .)
(
a )
A rhythmical ,
melodious ,
symmetrical series of tones for one voice or instrument ,
or for any number of voices or instruments in unison ,
or two or more such series forming parts in harmony ;
a melody ;
an air ;
as ,
a merry tune ;
a mournful tune ;
a slow tune ;
a psalm tune .
See {
Air }.
(
b )
The state of giving the proper sound or sounds ;
just intonation ;
harmonious accordance ;
pitch of the voice or an instrument ;
adjustment of the parts of an instrument so as to harmonize with itself or with others ;
as ,
the piano ,
or the organ ,
is not in tune .
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Like sweet bells jangled ,
out of tune and harsh .
--
Shak .
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3 .
Order ;
harmony ;
concord ;
fit disposition ,
temper ,
or humor ;
right mood .
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A child will learn three times as much when he is in tune ,
as when he . . .
is dragged unwillingly to [
his task ]. --
Locke .
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171 Moby Thesaurus words for "
tune ":
French pitch ,
accommodate ,
accord ,
accordance ,
adapt ,
adjust ,
adjust to ,
agreement ,
air ,
align ,
aria ,
assimilate ,
assonate ,
atone ,
attend to ,
attune ,
attunement ,
be aware of ,
be blind to ,
be harmonious ,
be in tune ,
blend ,
calibrate ,
canto ,
cantus ,
capacitate ,
carol ,
chant ,
chart ,
chime ,
chiming ,
chord ,
chorus ,
classical pitch ,
codify ,
composition ,
concentus ,
concert ,
concord ,
concordance ,
condition ,
conform ,
conformity ,
consonance ,
consonancy ,
consort ,
coordinate ,
correspondence ,
cut to ,
depth ,
descant ,
dial ,
diapason ,
disregard ,
dulcetness ,
enable ,
equalize ,
equip ,
euphony ,
extent ,
fit ,
fix ,
furnish ,
gear to ,
harmonics ,
harmonize ,
harmony ,
heavy harmony ,
height ,
high pitch ,
homologate ,
homologize ,
homophony ,
ignore ,
integrate ,
key ,
key to ,
lay ,
line ,
listen to ,
low pitch ,
magnitude ,
make plumb ,
make uniform ,
matter ,
measure ,
mellifluence ,
mellifluousness ,
melodia ,
melodic line ,
melodiousness ,
melodize ,
melody ,
methodize ,
monochord ,
monody ,
motif ,
musical quality ,
musical sound ,
musicality ,
musicalize ,
neighborhood ,
new philharmonic pitch ,
normalize ,
note ,
number ,
organize ,
pay attention to ,
philharmonic pitch ,
philosophical pitch ,
piece ,
pitch ,
plan ,
proportion ,
put in trim ,
put in tune ,
qualify ,
range ,
rationalize ,
reconcile ,
rectify ,
refrain ,
register ,
regularize ,
regulate ,
right ,
routinize ,
set ,
set right ,
settle ,
similarize ,
solo ,
solo part ,
song ,
soprano part ,
sound in tune ,
sound together ,
standard pitch ,
standardize ,
strain ,
string ,
suit ,
sweetness ,
symphonize ,
symphony ,
sync ,
synchronism ,
synchronization ,
synchronize ,
systematize ,
tailor ,
theme ,
three -
part harmony ,
tonality ,
tone ,
tone down ,
tone up ,
treble ,
trim to ,
true ,
true up ,
tune out ,
tune up ,
tunefulness ,
understand ,
unison ,
unisonance ,
vicinity ,
vocalize ,
voice ,
warble
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