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I. re·tune [ˌri:ˈtju:n, ingl. am. esp -ˈtu:n] V. trans.

1. retune MÚS. (tune again):

to retune sth
etw stimmen
to retune a piano
ein Klavier stimmen

2. retune RADIO, TV (readjust):

to retune sth
etw einstellen

II. re·tune [ˌri:ˈtju:n, ingl. am. esp -ˈtu:n] V. intr.

retune
einstellen
to retune to another frequency
eine andere Frequenz einstellen
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Neueinstellung
retuning
Present
Iretune
youretune
he/she/itretunes
weretune
youretune
theyretune
Past
Iretuned
youretuned
he/she/itretuned
weretuned
youretuned
theyretuned
Present Perfect
Ihaveretuned
youhaveretuned
he/she/ithasretuned
wehaveretuned
youhaveretuned
theyhaveretuned
Past Perfect
Ihadretuned
youhadretuned
he/she/ithadretuned
wehadretuned
youhadretuned
theyhadretuned
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to retune a piano
ein Klavier stimmen
to retune to another frequency
eine andere Frequenz einstellen

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

As many of his songs were played in different tunings, he frequently paused to retune between numbers.
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This album features a somewhat unique drumming technique: the drums were retuned after each track take.
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And by using longer tuning pins, and northumbrian smallpipes-influenced tuning beads, some smallpipe drones can easily be retuned to a pitch one or two tones higher.
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These instruments have 5565 metal strings tuned chromatically through five octaves, with or without retuning mechanisms.
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Modern transmitters can do this retuning within 15 seconds. 300 ohm balanced transmission lines are more or less standard for shortwave transmitters and antennas, although other values can be found.
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