チューニング (B1)
English: Tuning
カタカナ: チューニング
IPA: /ˈtuːnɪŋ/
Definition
The process of adjusting a musical instrument or device so that it produces the correct musical pitch or operates correctly.
意味: 楽器や機器を正しい音程や動作状態になるように調整する過程のこと。
Examples / 例文
The piano tuner arrived to work on the instrument's tuning. — ピアノ調律師が楽器の調律のためにやってきた。
After the storm, the radio's tuning was off, and I couldn't find any stations. — 嵐の後、ラジオのチューニングがずれてしまい、どの局も見つけられなかった。
She spent hours on the tuning of her new car to improve its performance. — 彼女は車の性能を上げるために、何時間もかけてチューニングを行った。
チューニング in English
English translations of チューニング (tuning):
How to Use Tuning
- tuning up (phrasal verb)
- To adjust a musical instrument or engine to perform at its best. — "The band was tuning up before the concert started."
- tuning in (phrasal verb)
- To adjust a radio or television to receive a broadcast. — "We'll be tuning in to the game on the radio tonight."
- tuning out (phrasal verb)
- To ignore something or stop paying attention. — "He started tuning out during the long lecture."
- in tune with (prepositional phrase)
- In harmony or agreement with. — "The company's policies are in tune with environmental concerns."
- out of tune (prepositional phrase)
- Not in harmony or agreement with. — "His voice was slightly out of tune during the song."
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