TUNED - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

I. tune [ingl. am. t(j)un, ingl. brit. tjuːn] SUST.

1. tune C:

tune (melody)

melodía f

tune (piece)

canción f

tune (piece)

tonada f

I remember the tune, but not the words

me acuerdo de la música pero no de la letra

there's not much tune to his songs U

sus canciones no tienen mucha melodía or no son muy melódicas

I'm sick of hearing the same old tune

estoy harto de oír siempre la misma cantinela coloq.

to call the tune

llevar la batuta or la voz cantante

to change one's tune

cambiar de parecer

to dance to another tune

ponerse como una malva

to the tune of sth expenses to the tune of $500 a day

500 dólares al día en concepto de gastos de representación

to the tune of the Marseillaise

con la música de la Marsellesa

2. tune U (correct pitch):

to sing out of tune

desafinar

to sing out of tune

desentonar

to sing in tune

cantar bien

this string is in/out of tune

esta cuerda está afinada/desafinada

to be in/out of tune with sth/sb, a leader in tune with the people

un líder en sintonía con el pueblo

the building is quite out of tune with its surroundings

el edificio desentona or no está en armonía con su entorno

II. tune [ingl. am. t(j)un, ingl. brit. tjuːn] V. trans.

1. tune MÚS.:

tune instrument

afinar

2. tune MOTOR:

tune engine

poner a punto

tune engine

afinar

3. tune:

tune RADIO, TV

sintonizar

stay tuned for more details

para más información permanezca en nuestra sintonía

III. to tune to V. intr. RADIO TV

to tune to station/wavelength:

to tune to

sintonizar algo

signature tune SUST. ingl. brit.

signature tune

sintonía f

signature tune

cortina f musical Co. Sur

theme tune SUST. ingl. brit.

theme tune

música f del programa

theme tune

cortina f musical Co. Sur

tune in V. [ingl. am. t(j)un -, ingl. brit. tjuːn -] (v + adv)

1. tune in RADIO, TV:

to tune in to sth

sintonizar (con) algo

tune in (to us) again tomorrow

sintonícenos otra vez or sintonice otra vez con nosotros mañana

2. tune in (become receptive) coloq.:

to tune in to sth

sintonizar con algo

to tune in to sb's way of thinking

sintonizar con la manera de pensar de alguien

I. tune out V. [ingl. am. t(j)un -, ingl. brit. tjuːn -] (v + prep + o)

tune out (stop listening to) coloq.:

tune out speaker

dejar de prestar atención

tune out news

dejar de escuchar

II. tune out V. [ingl. am. t(j)un -, ingl. brit. tjuːn -] (v + o + adv) (exclude)

tune out interference/signal

deshacerse de

tune up V. [ingl. am. t(j)un -, ingl. brit. tjuːn -] (v + adv) MÚS.

tune up

afinar

tune-up [ˈt(j)unˌəp] SUST.

tune-up

puesta f a punto

tune-up

afinado m

fine-tune [ingl. am. ˈfaɪn ˈt(j)un, ingl. brit. ˈfʌɪntjuːn] V. trans.

fine-tune engine

ajustar

fine-tune engine

poner a punto

fine-tune receiver

ajustar

fine-tune plan/idea

afinar

fine-tune plan/idea

poner a punto

español

inglés

presintonía

pre-tuned station

para más detalles permanezcan a la escucha

stay tuned for more details

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. tune [tju:n, ingl. am. tu:n] SUST.

1. tune MÚS.:

tune

melodía f

a catchy tune

una melodía pegadiza

a catchy tune

una tonada pegajosa amer.

2. tune sin pl. (pitch):

to be in tune

estar afinado

to be out of tune

estar desafinado

to be in tune with sth fig.

armonizar con algo

to be out of tune with sth fig.

desentonar con algo

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to change one's tune

cambiar de parecer

to sing another tune

cambiar de parecer

to the tune of 100 euros

por valor de 100 euros

II. tune [tju:n, ingl. am. tu:n] V. trans.

1. tune MÚS.:

tune

afinar

2. tune AUTO.:

tune

poner a punto

tune-up [ˈtju:nʌp] SUST.

1. tune-up MÚS.:

tune-up

afinado m

2. tune-up AUTO.:

tune-up

puesta f a punto

tune up V. trans. AUTO.

tune up

poner a punto

I. tune in V. intr.

1. tune in RADIO, TV:

to tune in to a station

sintonizar una emisora

2. tune in fig. coloq.:

tune in

sintonizar con

II. tune in V. trans. ingl. am., ingl. austr. RADIO, TV

tune in

sintonizar

theme song SUST., theme tune SUST. sin pl.

theme song

sintonía f

Entrada de OpenDict

tune into V.

to tune into sth (a. fig)

sintonizar con algo

español

inglés

templado (-a)

tuned

tonada

tune

desafinado (-a)

out of tune

desafinar MÚS. (al cantar)

to sing out of tune

desafinar (al tocar)

to play out of tune

desafinar (instrumento)

to be out of tune

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

I. tune [tun] SUST.

1. tune MÚS.:

tune

melodía f

a catchy tune

una tonada pegajosa

2. tune (pitch):

to be in/out of tune

estar afinado/desafinado

to be in/out of tune with sth fig.

armonizar/desentonar con algo

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to change one's tune

cambiar de parecer

to sing another tune

cambiar de parecer

to the tune of $100

por valor de 100 dólares

II. tune [tun] V. trans.

1. tune MÚS.:

tune

afinar

2. tune AUTO.:

tune

poner a punto

I. tune in V. intr.

1. tune in RADIO:

to tune in to a station

sintonizar una emisora

to tune in to a station TV

sintonizar un canal

2. tune in fig. argot:

tune in

sintonizar con

II. tune in V. trans. RADIO, TV

tune in

sintonizar

tune up V. trans. AUTO.

tune up

poner a punto

tune-up [ˈtun·ʌp] SUST.

1. tune-up MÚS.:

tune-up

afinado m

2. tune-up AUTO.:

tune-up

puesta f a punto

theme song SUST., theme tune SUST.

theme song

sintonía f

español

inglés

templado (-a)

tuned

tonada

tune

melodía pegadiza

catchy tune

desafinado (-a)

out of tune

desafinar MÚS. (al cantar)

to sing out of tune

desafinar (al tocar)

to play out of tune

desafinar (instrumento)

to be out of tune

Present

I	tune
you	tune
he/she/it	tunes
we	tune
you	tune
they	tune

Past

I	tuned
you	tuned
he/she/it	tuned
we	tuned
you	tuned
they	tuned

Present Perfect

I	have	tuned
you	have	tuned
he/she/it	has	tuned
we	have	tuned
you	have	tuned
they	have	tuned

Past Perfect

I	had	tuned
you	had	tuned
he/she/it	had	tuned
we	had	tuned
you	had	tuned
they	had	tuned

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

There are various control sequences that can be used to fine-tune the intonation and rhythm.

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They scan the computer, show false hardware issues, and present a remedy to defrag the hard drives and fine-tune the system performance.

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It was also found by the research team that alterations of the smoothness and rubberiness of the coating can fine-tune its degree of ice repellency and durability.

www.themarshalltown.com

By tweaking the design of the spring to which the magnetic read head was attached, the team was able to fine-tune the friction customers feel when swiping their card.

www.wired.com

This ability to fine-tune an order was crucial to the establishment of a non-returnable system.

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