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tuning fork [Brit ˈtjuːnɪŋ ˌfɔːk, Am ˈt(j)unɪŋ ˌfɔrk] RZ.
I. tune [Brit tjuːn, Am t(j)un] RZ.
1. tune MUZ.:
motivo r.m.
melodia r.ż.
aria r.ż.
to dance, sing sth to the tune of sth
2. tune MUZ. (accurate pitch):
to be in, out of tune MUZ.
to be in, out of tune przen.
to sing in, out of tune
3. tune (amount) pot.:
to be in debt, have costs to the tune of £50, 000
II. tune [Brit tjuːn, Am t(j)un] CZ. cz. przech.
tune musical instrument
accordare (to in)
tune radio, TV, signal
sintonizzare (to su)
tune car engine
III. tune [Brit tjuːn, Am t(j)un]
tuning [Brit ˈtjuːnɪŋ, Am ˈtunɪŋ] RZ.
1. tuning (of musical instrument, choir):
tuning before rz. key, pin
2. tuning (of radio, TV, engine):
sintonia r.ż.
tuning before rz. dial, knob
I. fork [Brit fɔːk, Am fɔrk] RZ.
1. fork (for eating):
forchetta r.ż.
2. fork (tool):
forca r.ż.
forcone r.m.
3. fork (division):
forcella r.ż.
bivio r.m.
forcella r.ż.
4. fork (in chess):
forchetta r.ż.
II. fork [Brit fɔːk, Am fɔrk] CZ. cz. przech.
1. fork (lift with fork):
fork hay
fork manure, earth
2. fork (in chess):
fork opponent, chesspiece
III. fork [Brit fɔːk, Am fɔrk] CZ. cz. nieprzech. fork off
fork road, river, railway line:
fork driver:
tuning fork RZ. MUZ.
diapason r.m. ndm.
I. tune [tu:n] RZ.
1. tune MUZ.:
melodia r.ż.
2. tune:
to be in/out of tune person
to be in/out of tune instrument
to be in/out of tune with sth przen.
zwroty:
to the tune of $100
II. tune [tu:n] CZ. cz. przech.
1. tune MUZ.:
2. tune MOT.:
tuning RZ.
1. tuning MUZ.:
2. tuning RADIO:
3. tuning MOT.:
messa r.ż. a punto
I. fork [fɔ:rk] RZ.
1. fork (cutlery):
forchetta r.ż.
2. fork (tool):
forca r.ż.
3. fork (in road):
4. fork pl on bicycle:
forcella r.ż.
II. fork [fɔ:rk] CZ. cz. przech.
fork a pattern
fork food
III. fork [fɔ:rk] CZ. cz. nieprzech.
fork road:
Present
Itune
youtune
he/she/ittunes
wetune
youtune
theytune
Past
Ituned
youtuned
he/she/ittuned
wetuned
youtuned
theytuned
Present Perfect
Ihavetuned
youhavetuned
he/she/ithastuned
wehavetuned
youhavetuned
theyhavetuned
Past Perfect
Ihadtuned
youhadtuned
he/she/ithadtuned
wehadtuned
youhadtuned
theyhadtuned
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The brothers' skill was unequaled in their time; after their death, their guarded trade secrets were lost, and not until the 19th century were bells of comparable tuning quality cast.
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As this is a fifth below the most common contrabass tuning, some call this a subcontrabass.
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Operation consists solely of tuning in the station, and is so automatic that these systems are normally referred to as automatic direction finder.
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Master tuning and modulation depth are not altered by the emulation.
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Fine-tuning the budget, downsizing the military, and conducting humanitarian, peacekeeping, and military operations provided him with a full agenda.
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