retune [америк. riˈt(j)un, брит. riːˈtjuːn] ГЛ. перех.
1. retune МУЗ.:
- retune instrument
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2. retune:
- retune РАДИО, ТВ
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| I | retune |
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| you | retune |
| he/she/it | retunes |
| we | retune |
| you | retune |
| they | retune |
| I | retuned |
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| you | retuned |
| he/she/it | retuned |
| we | retuned |
| you | retuned |
| they | retuned |
| I | have | retuned |
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| you | have | retuned |
| he/she/it | has | retuned |
| we | have | retuned |
| you | have | retuned |
| they | have | retuned |
| I | had | retuned |
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| you | had | retuned |
| he/she/it | had | retuned |
| we | had | retuned |
| you | had | retuned |
| they | had | retuned |
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Swapped engines can not be retuned in the game.
en.wikipedia.org As there is no fixed tonic, the instrument may be retuned to fit the voice or other instruments with which it is playing.
en.wikipedia.org Sets with five or even six drones have been made since the 19th century (to allow ease of retuning); however these are not common and generally specifically commissioned.
en.wikipedia.org As many of his songs were played in different tunings, he frequently paused to retune between numbers.
en.wikipedia.org In the infrared panel, the colors reflect what our eyes might see if we could retune them to the invisible, infrared portion of the light spectrum.
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