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  1. tune, melody, air, strain, melodic line, line, melodic phrasenoun

    a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence

    «she was humming an air from Beethoven»

    Synonyms:
    aviation, personal credit line, cable, business, billet, stemma, tenor, stress, variant, ancestry, agate line, lineage, crinkle, stock, telephone circuit, pains, seam, breeze, bloodline, melodic phrase, air travel, demarcation, course, crease, melodic line, air, zephyr, short letter, nervous strain, line of products, job, assembly line, contrast, nisus, aura, product line, straining, line of work, blood, bank line, line of merchandise, rail line, personal line of credit, form, melody, song, mental strain, strain, dividing line, transmission line, breed, airwave, line of descent, argumentation, channel, logical argument, phone line, furrow, atmosphere, parentage, wrinkle, descent, blood line, gentle wind, tonal pattern, occupation, line of business, var., pedigree, pipeline, line of credit, line, business line, railway line, striving, subscriber line, origin, communication channel, telephone line, credit line, production line, line of reasoning, note, argument

    Antonyms:
    untune

  2. tunenoun

    the property of producing accurately a note of a given pitch

    «he cannot sing in tune»; «the clarinet was out of tune»

    Synonyms:
    melodic phrase, melodic line, line, strain, air, melody

    Antonyms:
    untune

  3. tuneverb

    the adjustment of a radio receiver or other circuit to a required frequency

    Synonyms:
    melodic phrase, melodic line, line, strain, air, melody

    Antonyms:
    untune

  4. tune, tune upverb

    adjust for (better) functioning

    «tune the engine»

    Synonyms:
    tune up

    Antonyms:
    untune

  5. tune, tune upverb

    adjust the pitches of (musical instruments)

    «My piano needs to be tuned»

    Synonyms:
    tune up

    Antonyms:
    untune

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  1. Teo Mendez:

    Hokemeyer told FoxNews.com. Questions that an individual may have during this heightened state of awareness include ‘ Where am I ’, ‘ Why am I doing this ? ’ as well as questions with deeper conflicts of being like ‘ Who am I ? ’ , and ‘ Am I safe, loved andlovable ? ’ Research on floatation therapy has been limited to small study groups, but some reports suggest floating can relieve muscle tension, enhance creativity and induce instant relaxation. Dr. Teo Mendez, an orthopedic surgeon from Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, has floated three times before and said Teo Mendez was skeptical about its mental health benefits at first. For about 20 minutes, I was pretty bored, but then I started to get a little bit in-tune with my body.

  2. Ramana Pemmaraju:

    It’s not whether your thoughts are in tune with the other’s sensibilities or not — But are you at peace with yourself is what matters the most!”

  3. Port Authority Chairman David Samson:

    I hope they dance to my tune, [L]et me know if there’s a way to keep the pressure on this issue: It will save me a lot of heartache.

  4. Lars Noah:

    Missouri judges aren’t going to suddenly change their tune.

  5. Grange Lady Haig Rutan:

    Don’t always try to understand everything…some things will just never make sense; when you are happy smile, when you are sad, cry but always tune into that best part of yourself where the music «waits»…it will never disappoint you…only the «savvy strutters» know this to be true.

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  • نغمArabic
  • tonada, afinar, melodiaCatalan, Valencian
  • laditCzech
  • stimmen, MelodieGerman
  • melodía, afinarSpanish
  • virittää, vire, sävelmä, sävel, tuunaus, ralli, laulelma, säätöFinnish
  • régler, mélodieFrench
  • port, fonn, mànran, gleusScottish Gaelic
  • hangolHungarian
  • regolazione, composizione, melodia, regolare, mettere a punto, messa a punto, accordare, affinare, registrareItalian
  • afstemmen, stemmenDutch
  • stroićPolish
  • melodia, afinar, tunar, ajustarPortuguese
  • мелодия, настройка, настроенныйRussian
  • låt, stämma, melodiSwedish
  • 調Chinese

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air, aria, ballad, carol, chant, en.synonym.one, chorus, composition, descant, diapason, ditty, hymn, jingle, lay, line, lyric, measure, melodic line, melodic phrase, melody, number, piece, poem, sales pitch, song, strain, en.synonym.one, verse, adjust, align, alter, arrange, attune, en.synonym.one, balance, calibrate, carol, change, chant, choir, co-ordinate, croon, harmonise, harmonize, integrate, modulate, orchestrate, prepare, ready, rectify, redress, regulate, sing, synthesise, en.synonym.one, synthesize, transpose, tune up, versify, vocalise, vocalize, warble, yodel.

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  • tune [tjuːn] сущ

    1. мелодияж, напевм, мотивм, мотивчикм

      (melody, motive)

      • folk tune – народная мелодия
      • old tune – старый мотив

    2. гармонияж, ладм

      (harmony)

    3. настройкаж, подстройкаж

      (setting, tuning)

      • tuning range – диапазон настройки

    4. дудкаж

      (pipe)

    5. унисонм

      (unison)

  • tune [tjuːn] гл

    1. настраивать, настроить, настраиваться, подстраивать, подстроить

      (adjust, configure)

      • tune the system – настроить систему

    2. гармонировать

      (harmonize)

    3. наладить, отладить, отрегулировать

      (adjust, debug)

    4. заиграть

      (play)

    5. перестраивать

      (rebuild)

    6. настраивать инструменты

verb
настроить tune, tune in, incline, set against, turn against
настраивать tune, attune, control, install, tone, dial
регулировать regulate, adjust, control, govern, handle, tune
налаживать set, tune
играть play, act, perform, play on, toy, tune
соответствовать correspond, match, meet, fit, conform, tune
звучать sound, ring, resound, speak, go, tune
петь sing, chant, tune, warble, pipe, descant
приспосабливать fit, adapt, adjust, accommodate, fit in, tune
гармонировать blend, harmonize, consort, tune, accord, tone
приводить в соответствие harmonize, conform, tune, key
noun
мелодия melody, tune, note, strain, air, descant
мотив motive, tune, reason, cause, ground, air
тон tone, sound, color, tune, note, tint
напев tune, strain, air, melisma, canto, descant
звук sound, noise, blast, note, syllable, tune
строй order, formation, regime, array, tune, line-up
настроенность tune
настроение mood, sentiment, spirits, tune, humor, spirit
гармония harmony, accord, tune, consonance, concord, accordance
согласие agreement, consent, harmony, accordance, accord, tune

Предложения со словом «tune»

We became much more in tune with ourselves, much more aware of our behaviors and our surroundings.

Мы научились быть в гармонии с собой, стали более осознанно относиться к своему поведению и окружению.

And what it tells you is that you can precisely tune their behavior just by making seemingly small changes to them, like adding or removing a handful of atoms, or twisting the material.

Вы можете точно настроить поведение частиц, просто незначительно их изменяя, например, добавляя или убирая несколько атомов или скручивая материал.

No relationship — gay, straight or anything — that we would regard as remotely healthy or functional looks like that, and yet somehow, you put it on prime time, you slap some makeup on it, throw the glitter on, put it out there as movement, not as text, and we, as a culture, tune in and clap.

Никакие взаимоотношения — геев, гетеросексуалов или других, считающиеся хотя бы относительно разумными и функциональными, так не выглядят, и тем не менее, дай этому лучшее телевизионное время, добавь макияж, посыпь блёстками, представь это как движение, а не текст, и мы, как культура, настраиваемся на программу и аплодируем.

I tried to tune out the laughing hikers without success.

Я безуспешно пыталась не обращать внимания на смех путешественников.

From an upper floor comes the sound of a scratchy violin playing a gypsy tune.

Откуда — то сверху долетают визгливые звуки, кто — то неумело наигрывает на скрипке цыганский мотив.

A prim-looking sort from Criminal Anthropometry was lost in thought in front of the piano, as though trying to recall a tune.

Чопорный тип из Криминальной антропометрии задумчиво стоял у рояля, словно пытаясь вспомнить какой — то мотив.

Sharpe recognized the tune that was popular among the Germans who fought in Wellington’s Army.

Шарп узнал мотив песни, популярной у немцев, сражающихся в армии Веллингтона.

And I wished that I had died and far into the night he crooned that tune.

И я хотел бы умереть и глубоко ночью мотив еще жив.

The crowd clapped in time with the tune of the pipes and drums.

Толпа хлопала в такт мело — дии, выводимой трубами и барабанами.

The piano was playing a waltz tune and he could hear the skirts sweeping against the drawing-room door.

В гостиной рояль играл вальс, и Габриел, казалось, слышал шелест юбок, задевавших о дверь.

The loudspeaker brayed out the opening bars of a martial and at the same time lascivious hymn tune, which Will recognized as the national anthem of Rendang.

Из громкоговорителя зазвучала мелодия , воинственная и сладострастная, в которой Уилл узнал государственный гимн Рендана.

Teddy Samuels has got half the brass in town dancing to his tune.

Тедди Сэмюэлс получил половину в латунь в городе плясать под свою дудку.

You have said that he dances to her tune.

Ты говорила, что он пляшет под ее дудку.

A dancing king, prancing down his bloodstained halls to the tune of a twisted demon monkey.

Король, что скачет по своим окровавленным палатам под дудку уродливого маленького демона.

He says that Nibenay and Gulg and Giustenal dance to his tune.

Он сказал, что Нибенай, Галг и Джиустеналь танцуют под его дудку.

Despite all the tension and chaos, and the threat of imminent violence on all sides, I was humming the tune of an old song from the seventies.

Несмотря на крайнее напряжение, беспорядок и угрозу со всех сторон.

Somewhere the Icefalcon could hear Zay whistling, that maddening, haunting tune.

Ледяной Сокол опять услышал, как Зэй насвистывает свою сводящую с ума, призрачную мелодию .

I need you to get every radio we have and you tune them to those frequencies.

Собери все рации, какие у нас есть, и настрой их на эти частоты.

The idea that a simple man could develop the ability to tune…

То, что простой человек вдруг получил способность настраивать…

We were walking along the boardwalk at Redondo Beach and there was that little old Italian organ grinder. He was playing a tune.

мы гуляли по настилам вдоль Редондо — Бич и там старый маленький итальянец — шарманщик играл мелодию …

He hummed to himself sometimes, but not a tune Hollis recognized.

Еще она слышала, как он что — то напевал себе под нос, но Холлис не узнала мелодию .

This tune the flying thing seized the horse’s body in claws which suddenly sprouted from its feet.

На этот раз летучая тварь впилась в тело коня когтями, появившимися вдруг в ее лапах.

Then he bellows this stupid, childish tune at the top of his lungs.

Затем он ревет всеми силами своих легких эту бестолковую, детскую мелодию .

It is a whistling tune from a lonely man wandering in a foreign land.

Замысловатый мотив, который насвистывает одинокий путник в далеких землях.

There’s no way a nice frock and a catchy tune can compete with three ping-pong balls, two cigarettes, and a pint of beer.

Разве могут красивый наряд и броская мелодия соперничать с тремя шариками от пинг — понга?

Maybe, they even suggested with biting sarcasm, that Newlands could get his elements to play them a little tune.

Вероятно, они даже с едким сарказмом предложили Ньюлендсу взять свои элементы и сыграть песенку.

There’s many good tune played on an old Banjo as they say.

Как говорится, на старых банджо можно сыграть много мелодий .

Ahern smiled and pulled out a little flute, playing a bouncy tune.

Аэрн улыбнулся, достал маленькую флейту и заиграл веселый мотивчик.

Hurin bobbed his head to the tune, and Loial beat time on the table with a thick finger.

В такт мелодии Хурин качал головой, а Лойал отбивал ритм по столу толстым пальцем.

In one sounding moment, to the tune of a wild whine of the squad car’s siren, they popped out of the motorway and curved gradually into the vehicular lane of a City corridor.

Наконец под дикое завывание сирены они выскочили из туннеля на проезжую часть городского коридора.

However, you will change your tune when you see the legacy I’m leaving behind me.

В любом случае, вы измените свое мнение когда увидите, какое наследство я оставляю.

The sound of his off-tune lullaby was barely audible behind the tortured sound of Miro’s breathing.

Его колыбельная песня была едва слышна в спальне Майро и тонула в его дыхании.

Ryan recognized it as the tune played in a Navy recruiting commercial.

Райан узнал ее по мелодии , исполняемой в рекламном ролике вербовки новобранцев в морскую пехоту.

This tune Elric was much more reluctant to break the link which held them.

На этот раз Элрику гораздо меньше хотелось разрывать соединение, делавшее их одним существом.

Tune in weekdays for the newest addition to our award-winning local team.

Смотрите в эти выходные на новое пополнение местной команды победителей.

The one way to discover about aliens is to tune your radio telescope and listen to the signals.

Один из способов обнаружить инопланетян — настроить радиотелескопы и слушать сигналы.

You sing another song, something catchy to drive out the other catchy tune.

Тебе нужно петь другую песню, что — нибудь весёленькое что легко запоминается.

But it is not enough to repair and fine-tune the machinery we intend to use to deal with the challenges of development.

Однако недостаточно лишь отремонтировать и довести до совершенства механизм, который мы планируем использовать для решения проблем развития.

Midas Whale and Patrick Dodd, I put them together because they are in tune with who they are.

Мидас Вейл и Патрик Додд, я поставил их вместе потому что они находятся в гармонии с собой.

My goal, quite simply, is to help people become more in tune with themselves.

Моя цель очень проста: помочь людям быть в большей гармонии с самими собой.

This guy wants to pound you till you crumble, dance to his tune, then .

Он хочет чтобы вы танцевали Под его дудку, затем…

It’s completely out of tune with the wind chimes.

Они совершенно не в унисон с музыкой ветра.

She’s always been a talker… and I guess over the years I’ve learned how to tune it out.

Всегда была болтливой… и, кажется, за годы я научился не обращать на это внимание.

Spin your tune someplace else, Felix, and point me to your master.

Устраивай свой концерт где — нибудь в другом месте, Феликс, и назови своего хозяина.

Our bid for a non-permanent seat is in tune with Turkey’s larger efforts to secure peace, stability and security in its region and beyond.

Выдвижение нашей кандидатуры на место непостоянного члена отражает масштабные усилия Турции по обеспечению мира, стабильности и безопасности в регионе и за его пределами.

That drives tune-in behavior back into mass media, and youhave these cycles that drive the overall behavior.

В итоге, когда многие на этой волне, она возвращается ивлияет на СМИ. Таким образом, мы получаются циклы, управляющиемассовыми реакциями.

Please don’t hum that tune anymore.

Пожалуйста, не напевай его больше.

In the current negotiations, we can still fine-tune the roles of the European and national supervisors, but ultimate authority must rest with the ECB.

В текущих переговорах мы все еще можем точно определить роли европейских и национальных контролирующих органов, но основная власть должна остаться за ЕЦБ.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is changing his tune about the doping scandal that has engulfed Russian Olympic and paralympic athletes.

Тон высказываний российского президента Владимира Путина о допинговом скандале, затронувшем российских спортсменов — олимпийцев и паралимпийцев, на глазах меняется.

The family’s values – religious, conservative, patriotic – are in tune with the mood of Russia’s government.

Ценности этой семьи — религиозные, консервативные и патриотические, что вполне соответствует настроениям в российском государстве.

Nevertheless, Harper told reporters at a caucus retreat yesterday that he believes his position is in tune with Canadians and will be maintaining it.

Тем не менее Харпер (Harper) сказал репортёрам после окончания совещания вчера, что он считает, что народ Канады разделяет его позицию он будет ее отстаивать.

After millions of refugees fled into Turkey from Putin and Assad’s scorched-earth strategy against Sunni rebellion, however, a primarily Sunni Turkey is changing its tune.

Однако после того как в Турцию прибыли миллионы беженцев, спасающихся от ударов Путина и Асада по суннитским повстанцам, преимущественно суннитская Турция начала менять свое отношение к России.

As any newspaper editor knows, audiences will eventually tune out if they are continually bombarded with inaccurate or misleading content.

Любой редактор газеты знает, что аудитория со временем теряет интерес к изданию, которое постоянно публикует неточный или вводящий в заблуждение контент.

People increasingly tune in to cable channels or websites that reinforce their views and ideologies.

Люди всё чаще настраиваются на те кабельные каналы или веб — сайты, которые подкрепляют их взгляды и идеологию.

If the Ukrainian people can topple a president propped up by Russia (to the tune of cheap gas prices and a USD 15 billion credit line), the same can happen inside Russia.

Если украинский народ сумел свергнуть поддерживаемого Москвой президента (несмотря на снижение газовых цен и кредит на 15 миллиардов долларов), то же самое может случиться и в России.

The eye control mouse lets you fine tune the position of the mouse cursor and then right click, left click, or double click the mouse.

Функция управления мышью глазами позволяет точно устанавливать положение курсора мыши, а затем щелкать правой или левой кнопкой мыши либо выполнять двойной щелчок мышью.

A Medvedev presidency, with or without the tandem, ultimately leads to a different place than a Putin presidency, and to one that is likely more in tune with American interests.

Таким образом, Медведев как президент (вне зависимости от того, сохранится ли тандем) заведет страну не туда, куда Путин, причем скорее всего — его действия будут в большей степени отвечать интересам Америки.

If you hummed this tune to your dog or cat and it hummed it back to you, you ought to be pretty surprised.

Если бы вы напели эту мелодию своей кошке или собаке, а она бы напела её вам в ответ, вы бы страшно удивились.

Disagreement with government policy can often help rulers fine-tune or correct misdirected policies.

Несогласие с правящей политикой может помочь руководителям откорректировать или исправить ошибочные действия.

Once a support or resistance level has been established on the higher time frame, a lower time frame, say the four hour chart, can then be used to fine tune the entries.

Как только на большем таймфрейме сформировался уровень поддержки или сопротивления, можно использовать меньший таймфрейм, скажем, четырехчасовой график, для точной настройки позиций.

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  • adj.

    • musical (adjective)

    • harmonious,
    • musical,
    • vocal,
    • melodic,
    • symphonic,
    • syncopated.

  • n.

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    • bang out,
    • accompany,
    • beat out,
    • blast,
    • back,
    • atmospherics,
    • articulation,
    • baton,
    • blast away,
    • arrange.
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    • adagio,
    • andante,
    • cantata,
    • accord,
    • allegro,
    • bass,
    • beautiful.
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    • initiate,
    • induct,
    • educate,
    • ground,
    • agree,
    • agreement,
    • coach,
    • lecture,
    • teach,
    • tutor,
    • train,
    • instruct.
      •

    • listen in,
    • audience,
    • flip through,
    • channel surfing,
    • flip,
    • dip into,
    • dip,
    • call-in,
    • flick through,
    • couch potato.

    • act (noun)

    • tune.

    • agreement (noun)

    • pitch,
    • unison,
    • sympathy,
    • chime,
    • euphony.

    • chorus (noun)

    • uni son,
    • undersongs,
    • under-song,
    • under-songs,
    • main sections,
    • recurrent verses,
    • under songs,
    • uni-son,
    • uni-sons,
    • under song,
    • ritornelles,
    • uni sons.

    • composition (noun)

    • rhapsody,
    • concerto,
    • short story,
    • Rhapsodies,
    • symphony,
    • romance,
    • literary work,
    • Concertos,
    • verse,
    • cantatas,
    • thesis,
    • literary works,
    • short stories.

    • concord (noun)

    • under standings,
    • under standing,
    • under-standings,
    • under-standing.

    • expenditure (noun)

    • Outgoes,
    • spendings,
    • cash on barrelhead,
    • come to,
    • outgo.

    • extent (noun)

    • spaciousness,
    • Elbowroom,
    • wideness,
    • extent,
    • period of time.

    • harmony (noun)

    • harmonics,
    • tunefulness,
    • diapason,
    • Concinnity,
    • melodiousness,
    • regularity,
    • chord,
    • polyphony,
    • chords,
    • mellifluousness,
    • polyphonies,
    • concentus,
    • attunement,
    • Organum.

    • matter (noun)

    • sub-stances,
    • up shot,
    • sub-stance,
    • sub stance,
    • sub stances,
    • up-shots,
    • up shots,
    • up-shot.

    • measure (noun)

    • vibration,
    • Measures.

    • melodic line (noun)

    • melodic line.

    • melodic phrase (noun)

    • melodic phrase.

    • melody (noun)

    • theme,
    • harmoniousness,
    • motive.

    • melody, harmony (noun)

    • motif,
    • lay,
    • descant,
    • jingle,
    • air,
    • aria,
    • carol,
    • piece,
    • strain,
    • Melodia,
    • warble,
    • number.

    • music (noun)

    • jazz,
    • arrangement,
    • instrumental,
    • blues,
    • melody,
    • lyric,
    • score,
    • serenade,
    • hymn,
    • quartet,
    • bebop,
    • vocalization,
    • ballad,
    • sonata,
    • music,
    • syncopation,
    • ballet.

    • Other relevant words: (noun)

    • ditty,
    • earshot,
    • motifs,
    • out lay,
    • Ritornelle,
    • canticle,
    • extensity,
    • composition,
    • runes,
    • outlay,
    • range,
    • rhyme,
    • oldie,
    • slant rhyme,
    • doggerel,
    • purview,
    • VOCALS,
    • goodwill,
    • chant,
    • concert,
    • chorale,
    • Comities,
    • chorus,
    • recurrent verse,
    • rapport,
    • Undersong,
    • mantras,
    • refrain,
    • oldies,
    • concord,
    • half-rhyme,
    • Canticles,
    • measure,
    • lyrics,
    • alliterations,
    • Melodies,
    • price,
    • incantation,
    • shout,
    • harmony,
    • comity,
    • nursery rhymes,
    • run of,
    • lilt,
    • alliteration,
    • matter,
    • mantra,
    • chorales,
    • psalm,
    • consonance,
    • main section,
    • vowel-chime,
    • rune,
    • nursery rhyme,
    • song.

    • outlay (noun)

    • out-lay.

    • payment (noun)

    • expenditure.

    • price (noun)

    • stickers,
    • sticker,
    • wholesales.

    • range (noun)

    • ex tensity,
    • earshots,
    • ex-tensities,
    • extensities,
    • para meters,
    • pro vinces,
    • pro vince,
    • ex tensities,
    • ex-tensity,
    • pro-vince,
    • pro-vinces,
    • para-meters,
    • para meter,
    • para-meter,
    • run ofs.

    • rhyme (noun)

    • halfrhyme,
    • vowel chime,
    • half rhyme,
    • slant rhymes,
    • half-rhymes,
    • vowel-chimes,
    • all-iteration,
    • all-iterations,
    • vowel chimes,
    • vowelchimes,
    • half rhymes,
    • all iterations,
    • vowelchime,
    • doggerels,
    • all iteration,
    • halfrhymes.

    • tune (noun)

    • line.

  • v.

    • accommodate (verb)

    • go by book,
    • tailor-makes,
    • goes with the flow,
    • co ordinate,
    • dont rock the boat,
    • going with flow,
    • goes by the book,
    • tailor made,
    • makes consistent,
    • pro portioned,
    • tailor-making,
    • going by book,
    • goes by book,
    • played the game,
    • pro-portion,
    • tailormaking,
    • tailor make,
    • tailor makes,
    • plays the game,
    • pro-portioning,
    • pro portioning,
    • goes with flow,
    • going by the book,
    • pro-portioned,
    • shaping up,
    • play game,
    • played game,
    • making consistent,
    • went with flow,
    • shapes up,
    • made consistent,
    • tailormake,
    • shaped up,
    • tailormakes,
    • went by the book,
    • playing game,
    • tailor making,
    • dont make waves,
    • go with flow,
    • went with the flow,
    • plays game,
    • went by book,
    • dont rock boat,
    • pro portion,
    • don’t rock boat,
    • co ordinates.

    • adjust (verb)

    • dost as romans do,
    • gets it together,
    • re-modelling,
    • dis-posed,
    • swims with tide,
    • re modeled,
    • re model,
    • makes conform,
    • gets act together,
    • swam with tide,
    • swimming with the tide,
    • re-models,
    • swims with the tide,
    • dis-posing,
    • grins and bear it,
    • got act together,
    • re dressed,
    • finetune,
    • gotten act together,
    • gat it together,
    • re modelled,
    • re dressing,
    • re-dressing,
    • grinning bear it,
    • re dress,
    • does as romans do,
    • swam with the tide,
    • re-dress,
    • re-dressed,
    • re dresses,
    • re models,
    • didst as romans do,
    • getting act together,
    • gat act together,
    • making conform,
    • doth as romans do,
    • dis posed,
    • dis posing,
    • grins bear it,
    • dis-pose,
    • grinned bear it,
    • made conform,
    • re-modeled,
    • getting it together,
    • swim with tide,
    • gotten it together,
    • grinned and bear it,
    • fiddles with,
    • did as romans do,
    • re-modelled,
    • grin bear it,
    • fiddling with,
    • re-model,
    • doing as romans do,
    • dis pose,
    • re modelling,
    • swimming with tide,
    • grinning and bear it,
    • doest as romans do,
    • doeth as romans do,
    • re-dresses,
    • re-modeling.

    • attune (verb)

    • counter balances,
    • counter balanced,
    • counter-balancing,
    • counter balancing,
    • counter balance,
    • counter-balanced,
    • making agree,
    • made agree,
    • makes agree.

    • chant (verb)

    • in-toned,
    • de-scants,
    • in tones,
    • cantillating,
    • re citing,
    • de-scant,
    • in-toning,
    • Doxologized,
    • in-tone,
    • re cited,
    • re cite,
    • re-citing,
    • in-tones,
    • re cites,
    • de scanting,
    • de-scanted,
    • cantillates,
    • re-cite,
    • de-scanting,
    • cantillated,
    • re-cites,
    • in toned,
    • de scanted,
    • de scant,
    • re-cited,
    • de scants,
    • chorusses,
    • Doxologizing,
    • in toning,
    • doxologizes,
    • in tone.

    • compensate (verb)

    • compensate,
    • cancel,
    • neutralize,
    • counteract,
    • balance,
    • counterbalance,
    • square,
    • nullify,
    • offset.

    • conform (verb)

    • fall with,
    • cleaned up act,
    • falling with,
    • making room,
    • reconciliated,
    • re-conciliating,
    • makes room,
    • moving over,
    • moved over,
    • follows the crowd,
    • falls in with,
    • clean act,
    • falls with,
    • running with the pack,
    • made room,
    • re-conciliates,
    • rolled with punches,
    • following the crowd,
    • art guided by,
    • following beaten path,
    • re conciliates,
    • follow crowd,
    • were guided by,
    • wert guided by,
    • re-conciliated,
    • toe line,
    • re conciliating,
    • cleaning act,
    • wast guided by,
    • re-conciliate,
    • re conciliated,
    • following crowd,
    • runs with the pack,
    • cleaned act,
    • falling in with,
    • followed crowd,
    • running with pack,
    • being guided by,
    • reconciliates,
    • met halfway,
    • fell in with,
    • follows crowd,
    • followed the crowd,
    • re conciliate,
    • followed beaten path,
    • cleans act,
    • was guided by,
    • moves over,
    • ran with the pack,
    • reconciliating,
    • run with pack,
    • straightening up,
    • am guided by,
    • cleans up act,
    • ran with pack,
    • runs with pack,
    • fell with,
    • follows beaten path,
    • cleaning up act,
    • are guided by,
    • is guided by.

    • harmonize (verb)

    • be mind,
    • is mind,
    • was of mind,
    • co-heres,
    • wert of one mind,
    • fitting with,
    • co operates,
    • co operated,
    • art of mind,
    • be unison,
    • being of mind,
    • art in unison,
    • co heres,
    • wast in unison,
    • co operating,
    • are in unison,
    • was one mind,
    • chimed with,
    • re-lated,
    • fit with,
    • were one mind,
    • was of one mind,
    • being one mind,
    • being of one mind,
    • re late,
    • being unison,
    • fitting in with,
    • fitted with,
    • be of mind,
    • wert in unison,
    • wert one mind,
    • art mind,
    • art unison,
    • being mind,
    • am of one mind,
    • were mind,
    • were in unison,
    • wast one mind,
    • were unison,
    • chimes with,
    • fits with,
    • am unison,
    • is in unison,
    • co here,
    • are unison,
    • co-here,
    • wert unison,
    • fits in with,
    • being in unison,
    • is of mind,
    • are one mind,
    • wast unison,
    • was mind,
    • co operate,
    • wast of one mind,
    • is one mind,
    • wast of mind,
    • art of one mind,
    • wert mind,
    • fitted in with,
    • wert of mind,
    • am of mind,
    • is of one mind,
    • were of one mind,
    • were of mind,
    • Symphonized,
    • chiming with,
    • was unison,
    • co-hering,
    • wast mind,
    • be one mind,
    • co hering,
    • am one mind,
    • is unison,
    • symphonizes,
    • was in unison.

    • integrate (verb)

    • de-segregated,
    • throws in together,
    • throwing in together,
    • in corporates,
    • inter-mixed,
    • inter faced,
    • de segregating,
    • in-corporates,
    • inter faces,
    • in corporate,
    • inter-face,
    • de segregated,
    • inter-mixes,
    • de-segregating,
    • inter-mixing,
    • melded with,
    • inter mixes,
    • threw together,
    • threw in together,
    • inter mix,
    • came together,
    • melding with,
    • de-segregates,
    • in-corporate,
    • inter-faced,
    • inter-facing,
    • throws together,
    • de-segregate,
    • inter mixed,
    • throwing together,
    • melds with,
    • inter mixing,
    • de segregate,
    • de segregates,
    • inter-faces,
    • inter facing,
    • inter face,
    • inter-mix.

    • modulate (verb)

    • re-strained,
    • re-vamp,
    • re vamps,
    • re-strains,
    • re vamp,
    • re vamping,
    • re straining,
    • re strains,
    • re-vamped,
    • re-vamps,
    • re-strain,
    • re strained,
    • re-vamping,
    • re vamped,
    • re strain,
    • re-straining.

    • Other relevant words: (verb)

    • blend,
    • activity,
    • set,
    • correct.

    • reconcile (verb)

    • getting together on,
    • gotten together on,
    • re unite,
    • re-unites,
    • re established,
    • buried hatchet,
    • re-solving,
    • burying hatchet,
    • re unites,
    • kissed and make up,
    • kissing and make up,
    • makes matters up,
    • kiss make up,
    • restored harmony,
    • got together on,
    • kisses make up,
    • re united,
    • inter cede,
    • buried the hatchet,
    • burying the hatchet,
    • buries hatchet,
    • re establishing,
    • buries the hatchet,
    • restoring harmony,
    • kissing make up,
    • re establishes,
    • re solve,
    • made matters up,
    • re uniting,
    • gat together on,
    • restores harmony,
    • patching things up,
    • inter-cedes,
    • re-solved,
    • re solves,
    • re establish,
    • kissed make up,
    • inter cedes,
    • patched things up,
    • inter ceded,
    • bury hatchet,
    • re-united,
    • re-uniting,
    • inter ceding,
    • bring terms,
    • inter-ceded,
    • inter-cede,
    • re-solve,
    • kisses and make up,
    • gets together on,
    • re-unite,
    • re-solves,
    • making matters up,
    • inter-ceding,
    • patches things up.

    • regulate (verb)

    • super vise,
    • re adjusted,
    • pulled things together,
    • over-saw,
    • trueing,
    • super-intended,
    • over seen,
    • over seeing,
    • super-intends,
    • super vising,
    • puts order,
    • super vised,
    • super-intending,
    • over sees,
    • pulling things together,
    • super intend,
    • super-intend,
    • over see,
    • super intending,
    • re adjusting,
    • super-vised,
    • pulls things together,
    • re-adjusted,
    • over-seen,
    • over-sees,
    • over saw,
    • super-vise,
    • put order,
    • re adjust,
    • putting order,
    • re-adjusting,
    • re-adjusts,
    • super intended,
    • super intends,
    • re adjusts.

    • sing (verb)

    • bursted in to song,
    • makes melody,
    • bursts into song,
    • Re-sound,
    • burst in to song,
    • choiring,
    • bursting into song,
    • lines out,
    • dueting,
    • lifting up a voice,
    • making melody,
    • canaried,
    • bursting in to song,
    • lifted a voice,
    • lifting voice,
    • re sounds,
    • lining out,
    • lullabying,
    • lifted voice,
    • lifts up a voice,
    • lifting up voice,
    • bursts in to song,
    • canarying,
    • lifts a voice,
    • lined out,
    • lift up voice,
    • lift voice,
    • lift a voice,
    • re-sounds,
    • lifts voice,
    • dueted,
    • re sound,
    • lifts up voice,
    • re sounding,
    • re-sounding,
    • lifted up a voice,
    • made melody,
    • belting out,
    • bursted into song,
    • singsonging,
    • lifted up voice,
    • re-sounded,
    • belts out,
    • lifting a voice,
    • belted out,
    • lullabied.

  • Other synonyms:

      •

    • concordance,
    • calibrate,
    • preset,
    • concurrence.
      •

    • diagnose,
    • calibration,
    • coordinate.
      •

    • unity,
    • zero.
      •

    • vocalize.
      •

    • proportion,
    • turn on.
      •

    • accommodate.
      •

    • fix.

    • conform

    • run with the pack,
    • move over,
    • follow the crowd,
    • fall in with,
    • follow beaten path,
    • clean up act,
    • roll with punches,
    • rolling with punches,
    • be guided by,
    • reconciliate,
    • obeys,
    • straightens up,
    • obey,
    • rolls with punches,
    • make room,
    • straightened up,
    • straighten up.

    • Other relevant words:

    • co-ordinate,
    • adjust,
    • interfacing,
    • singsonged,
    • Symphonizing,
    • readjust,
    • line out,
    • singsong,
    • canary,
    • co-operate,
    • co-operating,
    • conform,
    • go by the book,
    • Familiarized,
    • synthesize,
    • go with the flow,
    • inflects,
    • Mouthed,
    • fine tune,
    • chime with,
    • modulate,
    • re-establish,
    • kiss and make up,
    • get it together,
    • inflect,
    • Chorusing,
    • put in order,
    • trued,
    • fiddle with,
    • going with the flow,
    • co-operates,
    • Serenading,
    • belt out,
    • habituate,
    • brings together,
    • throw together,
    • Serenaded,
    • make agree,
    • coming together,
    • be of one mind,
    • Hymning,
    • fit in with,
    • restore harmony,
    • get together on,
    • Trolling,
    • canaries,
    • singsongs,
    • patch things up,
    • attune,
    • Proportioned,
    • reconcile,
    • be in unison,
    • interfaced,
    • symphonize,
    • putting in order,
    • timed,
    • singing,
    • Caroled,
    • Purring,
    • settle,
    • comes together,
    • shape up,
    • soloing,
    • readjusted,
    • interfaces,
    • cantillate,
    • Trolled,
    • integrated,
    • re-establishing,
    • brought together,
    • counter-balances,
    • counter-balance,
    • got it together,
    • choired,
    • integrate,
    • co-operated,
    • burst into song,
    • come together,
    • re-adjust,
    • play the game,
    • remodeled,
    • don’t make waves,
    • tune up,
    • tailor-make,
    • bringing together,
    • Doxologize,
    • regulate,
    • get act together,
    • Chorused,
    • playing the game,
    • re-established,
    • make consistent,
    • drone,
    • grin and bear it,
    • Co-ordinates,
    • sing,
    • lift up a voice,
    • swim with the tide,
    • switching,
    • timing,
    • toned,
    • Purred,
    • pull things together,
    • puts in order,
    • harmonize,
    • Proportioning,
    • inflected,
    • Solos,
    • fiddled with,
    • yodel,
    • caroling,
    • soloed,
    • throw in together,
    • bring together,
    • make matters up,
    • make conform,
    • meld with,
    • tailormade,
    • trues,
    • choirs,
    • don’t rock the boat,
    • choir,
    • re-establishes,
    • truing,
    • Toning,
    • Hymned,
    • make melody,
    • lullaby,
    • Inflecting,
    • solo,
    • win over,
    • Carolling,
    • Carolled,
    • interface.

    • tune up

    • Stringing,
    • strung,
    • Stringed.

How to use «Tune» in context?

«tune» can be defined in many ways. It can be a noun referring to the particular note or melody being played, or it can be a verb describing the act of reproducing or imitating a particular pitch. A tune can also be a reminder of a melody or song that someone has heard before.

When we hear a familiar tune, it can often bring back happy memories. Perhaps we were just dancing to it at a party, or singing along with it in the car. For some people, tunes become a source of comfort and peace. They may listen to music to fell asleep or to soothe their emotions.

Paraphrases for Tune:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:

  • Equivalence

    • Proper noun, singular
      tuning.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      melody, tuning.

  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      agreement, height, line, refrain, singing, value, Kicks, fine-tuning.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      conforming, keeping, snapping, Modifying, Repairing.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      adjusts.
    • Verb, base form
      fine-tuning.

  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      amount, chorus, harmony, music, song, sum.

Homophones for Tune:

  • Toon, toone.

Hyponym for Tune:

  • n.

    • act
      modification, adjustment, alteration.
    • attribute
      pitch.

  • v.

    • change
      set, adjust, correct.

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