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1. phrasal verb

If you tune in to a particular television or radio station or programme, you watch or listen to it.

More than six million youngsters tune in to the show every day. [VERB PARTICLE + to]

The idea that people plan their radio listening is nonsense; most tune in impulsively. [VERB PARTICLE]

2. phrasal verb

If you tune in to something such as your own or other people's feelings, you become aware of them.

You can start now to tune in to your own physical, social and spiritual needs. [VERB PARTICLE + to]

3. See also tuned in

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tune in in British English

verb (adverb; often foll by to)

to adjust (a radio or television) to receive (a station or programme)

2. slang

to make or become more aware, knowledgeable, etc (about)

tune in in American English

to adjust a radio or television receiver to a given frequency or channel so as to receive (a specified station, program, etc.)

2. US, Slang

to become or make aware, knowing, hip, etc.

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Examples of 'tune in' in a sentence
tune in

We start by having ten minutes ' silence so that we can collect our thoughts and ` tune in ", as it were.

Chinese translation of 'tune in'

tune in

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(Rad, TV) 收听(聽)/看 (shōutīng/kàn)

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释义	Trends of tune in View usage for: tune in 1. phrasal verb If you tune in to a particular television or radio station or programme, you watch or listen to it. More than six million youngsters tune in to the show every day. [VERB PARTICLE + to] The idea that people plan their radio listening is nonsense; most tune in impulsively. [VERB PARTICLE] 2. phrasal verb If you tune in to something such as your own or other people's feelings, you become aware of them. You can start now to tune in to your own physical, social and spiritual needs. [VERB PARTICLE + to] 3. See also tuned in See full dictionary entry for tune tune in in British English verb (adverb; often foll by to) 1. to adjust (a radio or television) to receive (a station or programme) 2. slang to make or become more aware, knowledgeable, etc (about) tune in in American English 1. to adjust a radio or television receiver to a given frequency or channel so as to receive (a specified station, program, etc.) 2. US, Slang to become or make aware, knowing, hip, etc. See full dictionary entry for tune Examples of 'tune in' in a sentence tune in We start by having ten minutes ' silence so that we can collect our thoughts and ` tune in ", as it were. Howatch, Susan ABSOLUTE TRUTHS Chinese translation of 'tune in' tune in vi (Rad, TV) 收听(聽)/看 (shōutīng/kàn) See tune Nearby words of tune in tumour tuna tune tune in tune up tunic Tunisia Related terms of tune in to be in/out of tune to be in/out of tune with tune up
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