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I. tune [tju:n, Am tu:n] N

tune
melodia f
theme tune
motyw m przewodni
this guitar is in tune/out of tune
ta gitara jest nastrojona/rozstrojona
she's always singing out of tune
ona zawsze fałszuje

Phrases:

to change one's tune
zmienić zdanie [lub sposób postępowania]
to be in tune with sth
zauważać coś
to the tune of...
w kwocie...
to be out of tune with sth
nie zauważać czegoś

II. tune [tju:n, Am tu:n] VB trans

1. tune instrument:

tune
stroić [perf na-]

2. tune:

to tune to a channel/station
nastawiać [perf nastawić] na kanał/stację
stay tuned for the latest news
proszę z nami pozostać, wkrótce najnowsze wiadomości

3. tune engine:

tune
regulować [perf wy-]

theme song, theme tune N

theme song
temat m przewodni

tune in VB intr

1. tune in (adjust):

millions tuned in to watch Diana's funeral
miliony ludzi włączyły odbiorniki, aby obejrzeć pogrzeb Diany w telewizji

2. tune in (be aware):

to be tuned in to sb's needs
rozumieć czyjeś potrzeby

tune up VB intr MUS

tune up
stroić [perf na-] instrumenty

tune-up N AUTO

tune-up
regulacja f
OpenDict entry

stay tuned

stay tuned
bądź na bieżąco
Present
Itune
youtune
he/she/ittunes
wetune
youtune
theytune
Past
Ituned
youtuned
he/she/ittuned
wetuned
youtuned
theytuned
Present Perfect
Ihavetuned
youhavetuned
he/she/ithastuned
wehavetuned
youhavetuned
theyhavetuned
Past Perfect
Ihadtuned
youhadtuned
he/she/ithadtuned
wehadtuned
youhadtuned
theyhadtuned
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stay tuned for the latest news
proszę z nami pozostać, wkrótce najnowsze wiadomości
millions tuned in to watch Diana's funeral
miliony ludzi włączyły odbiorniki, aby obejrzeć pogrzeb Diany w telewizji
to be tuned in to sb's needs
rozumieć czyjeś potrzeby

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The town was sometimes visited, for the inn, to warm up themselves with the wine of the wine cellar, to discuss livestock and to tune up a song a braccio.
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He became more active in 2007 after a few fights to tune up his craft and didn't fight again until 2008.
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Players can also practice before each race in order to tune up their skils.
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Many racers of the time had their garages tune up the engine even further.
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And every 20 or 30 years, he decides he needs to get a tune up.
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