Translations for „retune“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . re·tune [ˌri:ˈtju:n, Am esp -ˈtu:n] VB trans

1. retune MUS (tune again):

to retune sth

etw stimmen

to retune a piano

ein Klavier stimmen

2. retune RADIO, TV (readjust):

to retune sth

etw einstellen

II . re·tune [ˌri:ˈtju:n, Am esp -ˈtu:n] VB intr

retune

einstellen

to retune to another frequency

eine andere Frequenz einstellen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to retune a piano

ein Klavier stimmen

to retune to another frequency

eine andere Frequenz einstellen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Viewers can find information about how to retune and any scheduled retune outages here.

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Aerodynamics were retuned to give more downforce (at 200 km/h, at 300 km/h).

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As many of his songs were played in different tunings, he frequently paused to retune between numbers.

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The engine is retuned for more usable midrange power.

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Even aficionados will advise you retune your ears before attempting to listen to footwork at home.

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The composition aims to sound as a heterogeneous, amorphous texture in which the two groups try to retune each other.

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The catalytic emission control system was more efficient at reducing emissions than the previous non-catalytic system, which allowed engines to be retuned for improved drivability and fuel economy.

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They have 55-65 metal strings (12 to 17 basses and 50 treble strings known as prystrunky) tuned chromatically through 5 octaves, with or without retuning mechanisms.

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The suspension was retuned for the added weight, allowing the larger car to still handle well.

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The producer meticulously tuned and retuned the components of the drum kit for a specific sound and used ribbon or condenser microphones lined up in an equidistant formation.

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