Definition of tune-up in English:

tune-up

noun

1An act of tuning something up.
调整，调节
take your car in for a tune-up if it's an older model
如果你的车是旧型号的，你就送进去调试一下。
Example sentencesExamples
- They never need oil changes, air filters, tune-ups, mufflers, timing belts, or emission tests.
- It does not cost that much to tune-up a vehicle and the fuel savings make it pay for itself.
- Despite looking like a sports car, it was an automatic, and to make things worse, he needed a tune-up and a muffler, so it even sounded fast also.
- She prepared me like I was going to war: new tires all around for the jeep, a tune-up, chains, jumper cables, and a box packed with warm clothes and flares, in case of an emergency.
- ‘It's like taking your car in for a tune-up and getting the spark plugs cleaned out,’ she says.
- Time to get my truck fixed, my mountain bike needs a tune-up, and the brakes on my scooter are a little loose.
- The engine just needed a good tune-up.
- There might have been some slight changes to the clutch tune-up, but nothing major.
- Others also believe that fasting produces a cleansing affect, which makes an athlete's body function, as though it had just had a tune-up.
- Outside the cafe, you'll find a mechanic for on-the-go tune-ups.
- A tune-up was recommended and an authorization was given.
- Adam finished his tune-up on the tractor and fired it up to see if it was going to run smoothly.
- With the tire changes that are coming, the tune-ups are going to be jumping around, but it'll be the same for all of us.
- Well, diesel engines don't use an ignition so you have no tune-up costs or worries.
- When you send your car in for a tune-up, the mechanic cleans out the jets in the carburetor, which may have been clogged up, he adjusts the engine timing etc.
- Once a year, take your machine to your dealer or a reputable service technician for a tune-up.
- He sounds bad, like an old car badly in need of a tune-up.
- Massage is an excellent way to soothe aching muscles and tired minds, it is to the human body what a tune-up is to a car.
- If you're one of those handy people who can do your own tune-ups, change your own oil and handle minor repairs, congratulations.
- The idea is that by keeping the dealership closely attuned to drivers' habits they can better sell services like oil changes and tune-ups, and offer the customer an experience that will bring him back in when it is time for a new vehicle.
1. 1.1US A sporting event that serves as a practice for a subsequent event.
  〈主美〉（比赛前的）热身赛
  a tune-up for the college's fall league
  大学秋季联赛的热身赛。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Coming into the final Grand Slam of a dismal season, Sampras had been knocked out early in a tune-up event, but refused to hang his head.
  An elbow injury, suffered in a tune-up exhibition game, short-circuited his power.
  The Aussie will put away his grass court shoes for another season, having lifted titles here and at the classic tune-up event at Queen's Club last month.
  Entering their third race weekend of the season, NayKid looks forward to this weekend as a tune-up for one of the major events of the season, The Rose Cup, to be held next month at PIR.
  This two-match swing needs to come off better than Mexico's tune-ups prior to France '98, players said.
  With the party in Lahore for their final tune-up against Pakistan A, which begins today, the acclimatisation process is necessarily rapid.
  Campbell billed the event as a good tune-up for the postseason.
  We have a tune-up game coming up, will the weight training affect his shot?
  Dale Robinson will again understudy with a tune-up eight-rounder ahead of a possible crack at the British flyweight title around Christmas.
  He will get no favours from Robinson, who plans to use the occasion as a tune-up for a shot at the domestic bantam belt early next year.
  Breeders' Cup Mile contender Soaring Free had his final tune-up at Keeneland Race Course.
  Sunday, April 24th, was the day of the 66th edition of Giro dell'Appennino, a classic of the Italian calendar and one of the last tune-up races for the upcoming Giro d' Italia.
  Her fast 200 was merely a tune-up for her defense of her British hurdles title.
  It was a very good experience and a good tune-up for a major event, like the Olympics, ‘Suma said.’
  As a final tune-up for the OUA championship, Waterloo participated in the Western Open at St. Thomas Golf Course on October 10.
  Four wins and only one loss in tune-up games have served notice of Spurrier's intent.
  The last tune-up race will be the Asiago, Italy World Cup.
  Boss Nicky Law was pleased with the performance in City's final tune-up ahead of their Scottish tour.
  As the final tune-up for the ACC Trophy, the Bahrain team were in Colombo on June 3 for three warm-up matches against local club sides.
  The Macalester men's and women's track teams traveled to Carleton Friday, Feb.27 for their final tune-up before the MIAC Indoor Track Championships.

Definition of tune-up in US English:

tune-up

(also tuneup)

nounˈt(j)unˌəpˈt(y)o͞onˌəp

1An act of tuning something up.
调整，调节
take your car in for a tune-up if it's an older model
如果你的车是旧型号的，你就送进去调试一下。
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite looking like a sports car, it was an automatic, and to make things worse, he needed a tune-up and a muffler, so it even sounded fast also.
- Once a year, take your machine to your dealer or a reputable service technician for a tune-up.
- She prepared me like I was going to war: new tires all around for the jeep, a tune-up, chains, jumper cables, and a box packed with warm clothes and flares, in case of an emergency.
- Outside the cafe, you'll find a mechanic for on-the-go tune-ups.
- It does not cost that much to tune-up a vehicle and the fuel savings make it pay for itself.
- With the tire changes that are coming, the tune-ups are going to be jumping around, but it'll be the same for all of us.
- ‘It's like taking your car in for a tune-up and getting the spark plugs cleaned out,’ she says.
- A tune-up was recommended and an authorization was given.
- If you're one of those handy people who can do your own tune-ups, change your own oil and handle minor repairs, congratulations.
- Time to get my truck fixed, my mountain bike needs a tune-up, and the brakes on my scooter are a little loose.
- Well, diesel engines don't use an ignition so you have no tune-up costs or worries.
- Others also believe that fasting produces a cleansing affect, which makes an athlete's body function, as though it had just had a tune-up.
- Massage is an excellent way to soothe aching muscles and tired minds, it is to the human body what a tune-up is to a car.
- He sounds bad, like an old car badly in need of a tune-up.
- They never need oil changes, air filters, tune-ups, mufflers, timing belts, or emission tests.
- The engine just needed a good tune-up.
- There might have been some slight changes to the clutch tune-up, but nothing major.
- The idea is that by keeping the dealership closely attuned to drivers' habits they can better sell services like oil changes and tune-ups, and offer the customer an experience that will bring him back in when it is time for a new vehicle.
- When you send your car in for a tune-up, the mechanic cleans out the jets in the carburetor, which may have been clogged up, he adjusts the engine timing etc.
- Adam finished his tune-up on the tractor and fired it up to see if it was going to run smoothly.
1. 1.1US A sporting event that serves as a practice for a subsequent event.
  〈主美〉（比赛前的）热身赛
  a tune-up for the college's fall league
  大学秋季联赛的热身赛。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Macalester men's and women's track teams traveled to Carleton Friday, Feb.27 for their final tune-up before the MIAC Indoor Track Championships.
  With the party in Lahore for their final tune-up against Pakistan A, which begins today, the acclimatisation process is necessarily rapid.
  Campbell billed the event as a good tune-up for the postseason.
  Breeders' Cup Mile contender Soaring Free had his final tune-up at Keeneland Race Course.
  We have a tune-up game coming up, will the weight training affect his shot?
  This two-match swing needs to come off better than Mexico's tune-ups prior to France '98, players said.
  Coming into the final Grand Slam of a dismal season, Sampras had been knocked out early in a tune-up event, but refused to hang his head.
  Dale Robinson will again understudy with a tune-up eight-rounder ahead of a possible crack at the British flyweight title around Christmas.
  As the final tune-up for the ACC Trophy, the Bahrain team were in Colombo on June 3 for three warm-up matches against local club sides.
  Sunday, April 24th, was the day of the 66th edition of Giro dell'Appennino, a classic of the Italian calendar and one of the last tune-up races for the upcoming Giro d' Italia.
  He will get no favours from Robinson, who plans to use the occasion as a tune-up for a shot at the domestic bantam belt early next year.
  An elbow injury, suffered in a tune-up exhibition game, short-circuited his power.
  The Aussie will put away his grass court shoes for another season, having lifted titles here and at the classic tune-up event at Queen's Club last month.
  Boss Nicky Law was pleased with the performance in City's final tune-up ahead of their Scottish tour.
  The last tune-up race will be the Asiago, Italy World Cup.
  Entering their third race weekend of the season, NayKid looks forward to this weekend as a tune-up for one of the major events of the season, The Rose Cup, to be held next month at PIR.
  As a final tune-up for the OUA championship, Waterloo participated in the Western Open at St. Thomas Golf Course on October 10.
  Her fast 200 was merely a tune-up for her defense of her British hurdles title.
  Four wins and only one loss in tune-up games have served notice of Spurrier's intent.
  It was a very good experience and a good tune-up for a major event, like the Olympics, ‘Suma said.’

单词	tune-up
释义	Definition of tune-up in English: tune-up noun 1An act of tuning something up. 调整，调节 take your car in for a tune-up if it's an older model 如果你的车是旧型号的，你就送进去调试一下。 Example sentencesExamples They never need oil changes, air filters, tune-ups, mufflers, timing belts, or emission tests. It does not cost that much to tune-up a vehicle and the fuel savings make it pay for itself. Despite looking like a sports car, it was an automatic, and to make things worse, he needed a tune-up and a muffler, so it even sounded fast also. She prepared me like I was going to war: new tires all around for the jeep, a tune-up, chains, jumper cables, and a box packed with warm clothes and flares, in case of an emergency. ‘It's like taking your car in for a tune-up and getting the spark plugs cleaned out,’ she says. Time to get my truck fixed, my mountain bike needs a tune-up, and the brakes on my scooter are a little loose. The engine just needed a good tune-up. There might have been some slight changes to the clutch tune-up, but nothing major. Others also believe that fasting produces a cleansing affect, which makes an athlete's body function, as though it had just had a tune-up. Outside the cafe, you'll find a mechanic for on-the-go tune-ups. A tune-up was recommended and an authorization was given. Adam finished his tune-up on the tractor and fired it up to see if it was going to run smoothly. With the tire changes that are coming, the tune-ups are going to be jumping around, but it'll be the same for all of us. Well, diesel engines don't use an ignition so you have no tune-up costs or worries. When you send your car in for a tune-up, the mechanic cleans out the jets in the carburetor, which may have been clogged up, he adjusts the engine timing etc. Once a year, take your machine to your dealer or a reputable service technician for a tune-up. He sounds bad, like an old car badly in need of a tune-up. Massage is an excellent way to soothe aching muscles and tired minds, it is to the human body what a tune-up is to a car. If you're one of those handy people who can do your own tune-ups, change your own oil and handle minor repairs, congratulations. The idea is that by keeping the dealership closely attuned to drivers' habits they can better sell services like oil changes and tune-ups, and offer the customer an experience that will bring him back in when it is time for a new vehicle. 1.1US A sporting event that serves as a practice for a subsequent event. 〈主美〉（比赛前的）热身赛 a tune-up for the college's fall league 大学秋季联赛的热身赛。 Example sentencesExamples Coming into the final Grand Slam of a dismal season, Sampras had been knocked out early in a tune-up event, but refused to hang his head. An elbow injury, suffered in a tune-up exhibition game, short-circuited his power. The Aussie will put away his grass court shoes for another season, having lifted titles here and at the classic tune-up event at Queen's Club last month. Entering their third race weekend of the season, NayKid looks forward to this weekend as a tune-up for one of the major events of the season, The Rose Cup, to be held next month at PIR. This two-match swing needs to come off better than Mexico's tune-ups prior to France '98, players said. With the party in Lahore for their final tune-up against Pakistan A, which begins today, the acclimatisation process is necessarily rapid. Campbell billed the event as a good tune-up for the postseason. We have a tune-up game coming up, will the weight training affect his shot? Dale Robinson will again understudy with a tune-up eight-rounder ahead of a possible crack at the British flyweight title around Christmas. He will get no favours from Robinson, who plans to use the occasion as a tune-up for a shot at the domestic bantam belt early next year. Breeders' Cup Mile contender Soaring Free had his final tune-up at Keeneland Race Course. Sunday, April 24th, was the day of the 66th edition of Giro dell'Appennino, a classic of the Italian calendar and one of the last tune-up races for the upcoming Giro d' Italia. Her fast 200 was merely a tune-up for her defense of her British hurdles title. It was a very good experience and a good tune-up for a major event, like the Olympics, ‘Suma said.’ As a final tune-up for the OUA championship, Waterloo participated in the Western Open at St. Thomas Golf Course on October 10. Four wins and only one loss in tune-up games have served notice of Spurrier's intent. The last tune-up race will be the Asiago, Italy World Cup. Boss Nicky Law was pleased with the performance in City's final tune-up ahead of their Scottish tour. As the final tune-up for the ACC Trophy, the Bahrain team were in Colombo on June 3 for three warm-up matches against local club sides. The Macalester men's and women's track teams traveled to Carleton Friday, Feb.27 for their final tune-up before the MIAC Indoor Track Championships. Definition of tune-up in US English: tune-up (also tuneup) nounˈt(j)unˌəpˈt(y)o͞onˌəp 1An act of tuning something up. 调整，调节 take your car in for a tune-up if it's an older model 如果你的车是旧型号的，你就送进去调试一下。 Example sentencesExamples Despite looking like a sports car, it was an automatic, and to make things worse, he needed a tune-up and a muffler, so it even sounded fast also. Once a year, take your machine to your dealer or a reputable service technician for a tune-up. She prepared me like I was going to war: new tires all around for the jeep, a tune-up, chains, jumper cables, and a box packed with warm clothes and flares, in case of an emergency. Outside the cafe, you'll find a mechanic for on-the-go tune-ups. It does not cost that much to tune-up a vehicle and the fuel savings make it pay for itself. With the tire changes that are coming, the tune-ups are going to be jumping around, but it'll be the same for all of us. ‘It's like taking your car in for a tune-up and getting the spark plugs cleaned out,’ she says. A tune-up was recommended and an authorization was given. If you're one of those handy people who can do your own tune-ups, change your own oil and handle minor repairs, congratulations. Time to get my truck fixed, my mountain bike needs a tune-up, and the brakes on my scooter are a little loose. Well, diesel engines don't use an ignition so you have no tune-up costs or worries. Others also believe that fasting produces a cleansing affect, which makes an athlete's body function, as though it had just had a tune-up. Massage is an excellent way to soothe aching muscles and tired minds, it is to the human body what a tune-up is to a car. He sounds bad, like an old car badly in need of a tune-up. They never need oil changes, air filters, tune-ups, mufflers, timing belts, or emission tests. The engine just needed a good tune-up. There might have been some slight changes to the clutch tune-up, but nothing major. The idea is that by keeping the dealership closely attuned to drivers' habits they can better sell services like oil changes and tune-ups, and offer the customer an experience that will bring him back in when it is time for a new vehicle. When you send your car in for a tune-up, the mechanic cleans out the jets in the carburetor, which may have been clogged up, he adjusts the engine timing etc. Adam finished his tune-up on the tractor and fired it up to see if it was going to run smoothly. 1.1US A sporting event that serves as a practice for a subsequent event. 〈主美〉（比赛前的）热身赛 a tune-up for the college's fall league 大学秋季联赛的热身赛。 Example sentencesExamples The Macalester men's and women's track teams traveled to Carleton Friday, Feb.27 for their final tune-up before the MIAC Indoor Track Championships. With the party in Lahore for their final tune-up against Pakistan A, which begins today, the acclimatisation process is necessarily rapid. Campbell billed the event as a good tune-up for the postseason. Breeders' Cup Mile contender Soaring Free had his final tune-up at Keeneland Race Course. We have a tune-up game coming up, will the weight training affect his shot? This two-match swing needs to come off better than Mexico's tune-ups prior to France '98, players said. Coming into the final Grand Slam of a dismal season, Sampras had been knocked out early in a tune-up event, but refused to hang his head. Dale Robinson will again understudy with a tune-up eight-rounder ahead of a possible crack at the British flyweight title around Christmas. As the final tune-up for the ACC Trophy, the Bahrain team were in Colombo on June 3 for three warm-up matches against local club sides. Sunday, April 24th, was the day of the 66th edition of Giro dell'Appennino, a classic of the Italian calendar and one of the last tune-up races for the upcoming Giro d' Italia. He will get no favours from Robinson, who plans to use the occasion as a tune-up for a shot at the domestic bantam belt early next year. An elbow injury, suffered in a tune-up exhibition game, short-circuited his power. The Aussie will put away his grass court shoes for another season, having lifted titles here and at the classic tune-up event at Queen's Club last month. Boss Nicky Law was pleased with the performance in City's final tune-up ahead of their Scottish tour. The last tune-up race will be the Asiago, Italy World Cup. Entering their third race weekend of the season, NayKid looks forward to this weekend as a tune-up for one of the major events of the season, The Rose Cup, to be held next month at PIR. As a final tune-up for the OUA championship, Waterloo participated in the Western Open at St. Thomas Golf Course on October 10. Her fast 200 was merely a tune-up for her defense of her British hurdles title. Four wins and only one loss in tune-up games have served notice of Spurrier's intent. It was a very good experience and a good tune-up for a major event, like the Olympics, ‘Suma said.’
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