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| /tjuːn/ |
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| | a song or piece of music 歌曲；曲调，调子 | a Russian folk tune 俄罗斯民歌 | | the station that plays all your favourite tunes 播放所有你喜欢的歌曲的电台 | |
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| - | be in/out of tune with
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| 1 | to understandnot understand the feelings, opinions, or needs of a group of people 理解/不理解（感情、观点或需求等） | He was in tune with current political issues. 他理解时事政治问题。 | |
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| 2 | to benot be similar to something and combine wellnot combine well with it 与…和谐/不和谐；与…一致/不一致 | The peaceful setting was in tune with his mood. 安宁的环境与他的心境很相符。 | |
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| 3 | to agree/not agree with someone 赞成/不赞成 | We are not in tune with their economic policies. 我们不赞成他们的经济政策。 | |
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| - | call the tune informal
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| to be in control of something |
| 控制；操纵 |
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| - | change your tune
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| to change your opinion or attitude |
| 改变看法；改变态度 |
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| - | dance to sb’ s tune informal
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| to do what someone tells you to do |
| 听从某人的吩咐；跟着某人的指挥棒转 |
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| - | in/out of tune
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| producing the rightwrong note when you sing or play music |
| 合调/走调 |
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| One of the guitars sounds a little out of tune. 其中一把吉他听起来有点走调。 |
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| - | to the tune of
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| used for emphasizing how large an amount is |
| （数量）高达，多达 |
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| The company is in debt to the tune of £1.2 billion. 公司负债高达12亿英镑。 |
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