tune

中英词典：Tune

形容词：

• 1. adj. 悦耳的；和谐的；音准好的
• 2. adj. （机器、车辆等）调好的；调整良好的

名词：

• 1. n. 曲调；旋律
• 2. n. 音乐；歌曲
• 3. n. 调子；和谐；（人的）心情/状态
• 4. n. 调谐；调整

词语辨析：

"tune" 与 "melody" 同指旋律、曲调，但 "tune" 更常用于非正式场合，而 "melody" 更常用于音乐领域。

"tune" 与 "song" 均指歌曲，但 "tune" 更强调旋律，而 "song" 更强调歌词。

"tune" 与 "harmony" 同指和谐，但 "tune" 侧重于音乐上的和谐，而 "harmony" 可指音乐和非音乐领域的和谐。

词汇扩充：

out of tune - 不和谐的；走音的

in tune - 和谐的；音准好的；心情愉快的

to the tune of - 以...的旋律

tune in - 收听；调谐

tune up - 调整；调音

近义词：

• 1. melody
• 2. air
• 3. strain

反义词：

• 1. discord
• 2. cacophony
• 3. disharmony

柯林斯词典解释：

tune (noun)

1. The tune of a piece of music is the particular main melody that is played or sung.
2. A tune is a series of musical notes that is pleasant and easy to remember.
3. If you say that someone is in tune, you mean that they are happy and relaxed and able to deal with things well.
4. If you say that someone or something is out of tune, you mean that they are not suitable for a particular situation or purpose.

tune (verb)

1. If you tune a musical instrument, you adjust it so that it is playing the correct notes.
2. If you tune a radio or television, you choose a particular station or channel by adjusting the controls.
3. If you tune in to a particular television or radio programme, you watch or listen to it.
4. If you tune in to a particular situation, you become aware of it or interested in it.

牛津词典解释：

tune (noun)

1. A melody that is easy to recognize, memorize, and sing.
2. The adjustment of a musical instrument to the correct or uniform pitch.
3. A person's mood or state of mind.
4. (informal) The general character or direction of something.

tune (verb)

1. Adjust (a musical instrument) to the correct or uniform pitch.
2. Adjust (a receiver) to the frequency of the required signal.
3. Focus on or bring into harmony with a particular situation, activity, or opinion.

用法：

1. She hummed a tune as she walked down the street. (她在走在街上哼着一首曲子。) [Collins]

2. He played a beautiful tune on his guitar. (他用吉他弹奏了一首美妙的曲子。) [Oxford]

3. The baby fell asleep to the tune of a lullaby. (宝宝听着摇篮曲入睡了。) [Oxford]

4. She's always in tune with her emotions. (她总是与自己的情绪保持和谐。) [Collins]

相关的例句：

1. 1. He whistled a merry tune. (他吹起了一支欢快的曲子。)
2. 2. She sang the tune out of key. (她唱得音调不准。)
3. 3. Let's sing a familiar tune. (我们来唱一首熟悉的曲子。)
4. 4. The pianist played a haunting tune. (钢琴家弹奏了一曲令人难以忘怀的旋律。)
5. 5. The orchestra is rehearsing the tune for the concert. (乐团正在排练音乐会上的曲子。)
6. 6. The song has a catchy tune. (这首歌有一个容易上口的旋律。)
7. 7. He hummed a tune while cleaning the house. (他一边打扫房子，一边哼着曲子。)
8. 8. The band is known for their tight tunes and energetic performances. (这支乐队以紧凑的曲调和充满活力的表演而闻名。)
9. 9. The instrument needs to be tuned before the concert. (音乐会前需要对这个乐器进行调音。)
10. 10. She carefully tuned the guitar strings. (她仔细调整了吉他的琴弦。)
11. 11. I can't seem to tune in to this radio station. (我好像无法收听到这个电台。)
12. 12. He tuned in to the latest news. (他关注了最新的新闻。)
13. 13. The politician needs to tune in to the concerns of the public. (政治家需要关注公众的关切。)
14. 14. The company is tuning its marketing strategy to target a younger audience. (该公司正在调整其营销策略，以吸引年轻受众。)
15. 15. The musician tuned his guitar before the concert. (这位音乐家在音乐会前调音他的吉他。)
16. 16. She tuned the radio to her favorite station. (她调到了自己喜欢的电台。)
17. 17. He quickly tuned in to the conversation. (他迅速加入了这次对话。)
18. 18. The CEO tuned in to the needs of the employees. (首席执行官关注了员工的需求。)
19. 19. The two friends were completely out of tune with each other. (这两个朋友完全不和谐。)
20. 20. The singer's voice was out of tune during the performance. (歌手在演出中走音了。)