CEFR A2

tune

noun

Meaning

A sequence of musical notes that is pleasant to listen to.

Examples

She hummed a familiar tune as she worked.
The song has a very simple and memorable tune.

Synonyms: melody, song, air, jingle

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tune (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /tuːn/

Definition

A sequence of musical notes that is pleasant to listen to.

Examples

She hummed a familiar tune as she worked.
The song has a very simple and memorable tune.
He tried to play the tune on his guitar.

How to Use tune

tune in to (phrasal verb): To listen to or watch a broadcast; to pay attention to. — "We always tune in to the news at 6 PM."
tune out (phrasal verb): To stop paying attention to something; to ignore. — "He tends to tune out when people talk about politics."
tune up (phrasal verb): To adjust a musical instrument or engine so it works correctly. — "I need to get my car tuned up before the long trip."

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