Definition of tuning in English:

tuning

noun ˈtjuːnɪŋˈtunɪŋ

mass noun

1The action or process of tuning something.
an electronic instrument requires no tuning
Example sentencesExamples
- Bells, however, vibrate in different ways to stringed instruments and so require a different tuning treatment.
- The team from Nicholas and Co, of Malvern, completed the final tuning of the organ's 1,000 pipes, with the ‘tonal finishing’.
1. 1.1 The extent to which a musical instrument, performance, or ensemble is in tune.
  at times the tuning is uncertain, and the solos often lack conviction
  Example sentencesExamples
  In terms of tuning, the three sopranos have their work cut out for them - this is one of those works that is more difficult than it sounds.
  When he let himself go after the interval, his tuning became much more secure.
2. 1.2 A particular key or set of pitches to which an instrument, especially one with strings, is tuned.
  E-flat tuning
  Example sentencesExamples
  The two instruments are tuned a quarter-tone apart, and it's incredible how soon the ear becomes accustomed to the strangeness of this tuning.
  Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower.
3. 1.3 The facility on a radio allowing for the reception of different stations, frequencies, or wavelengths.
  he fiddled with the tuning
4. 1.4Electronics The variation of the resonant frequency of an oscillatory circuit.

Definition of tuning in US English:

tuning

nounˈto͞oniNGˈtunɪŋ

1The action or process of tuning something.
an electronic instrument requires no tuning
Example sentencesExamples
- The team from Nicholas and Co, of Malvern, completed the final tuning of the organ's 1,000 pipes, with the ‘tonal finishing’.
- Bells, however, vibrate in different ways to stringed instruments and so require a different tuning treatment.
1. 1.1 The extent to which a musical instrument, performance, or ensemble is in tune.
  at times the tuning is uncertain, and the solos often lack conviction
  Example sentencesExamples
  When he let himself go after the interval, his tuning became much more secure.
  In terms of tuning, the three sopranos have their work cut out for them - this is one of those works that is more difficult than it sounds.
2. 1.2 A particular key or set of pitches to which an instrument, especially one with strings, is tuned.
  E-flat tuning
  Example sentencesExamples
  The two instruments are tuned a quarter-tone apart, and it's incredible how soon the ear becomes accustomed to the strangeness of this tuning.
  Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower.
3. 1.3 The facility on a radio allowing for the reception of different stations, frequencies, or wavelengths.
  he fiddled with the tuning
4. 1.4Electronics The variation of the resonant frequency of an oscillatory circuit.

单词	tuning
释义	Definition of tuning in English: tuning noun ˈtjuːnɪŋˈtunɪŋ mass noun 1The action or process of tuning something. an electronic instrument requires no tuning Example sentencesExamples Bells, however, vibrate in different ways to stringed instruments and so require a different tuning treatment. The team from Nicholas and Co, of Malvern, completed the final tuning of the organ's 1,000 pipes, with the ‘tonal finishing’. 1.1 The extent to which a musical instrument, performance, or ensemble is in tune. at times the tuning is uncertain, and the solos often lack conviction Example sentencesExamples In terms of tuning, the three sopranos have their work cut out for them - this is one of those works that is more difficult than it sounds. When he let himself go after the interval, his tuning became much more secure. 1.2 A particular key or set of pitches to which an instrument, especially one with strings, is tuned. E-flat tuning Example sentencesExamples The two instruments are tuned a quarter-tone apart, and it's incredible how soon the ear becomes accustomed to the strangeness of this tuning. Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower. 1.3 The facility on a radio allowing for the reception of different stations, frequencies, or wavelengths. he fiddled with the tuning 1.4Electronics The variation of the resonant frequency of an oscillatory circuit. Definition of tuning in US English: tuning nounˈto͞oniNGˈtunɪŋ 1The action or process of tuning something. an electronic instrument requires no tuning Example sentencesExamples The team from Nicholas and Co, of Malvern, completed the final tuning of the organ's 1,000 pipes, with the ‘tonal finishing’. Bells, however, vibrate in different ways to stringed instruments and so require a different tuning treatment. 1.1 The extent to which a musical instrument, performance, or ensemble is in tune. at times the tuning is uncertain, and the solos often lack conviction Example sentencesExamples When he let himself go after the interval, his tuning became much more secure. In terms of tuning, the three sopranos have their work cut out for them - this is one of those works that is more difficult than it sounds. 1.2 A particular key or set of pitches to which an instrument, especially one with strings, is tuned. E-flat tuning Example sentencesExamples The two instruments are tuned a quarter-tone apart, and it's incredible how soon the ear becomes accustomed to the strangeness of this tuning. Part of its effect comes from Gubaidulina's unusual tuning of the string orchestra: half the players tune a quarter-tone lower. 1.3 The facility on a radio allowing for the reception of different stations, frequencies, or wavelengths. he fiddled with the tuning 1.4Electronics The variation of the resonant frequency of an oscillatory circuit.
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