tune in Latin
tune in Latin is canor — tune means a short, memorable melody or piece of music.
tune in Latin
canor
What does "tune" mean?
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noun A short, memorable melody or piece of music.
"She hummed the tune all afternoon without realizing it."
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verb To adjust an instrument, engine, or device so it works or sounds correctly.
"The pianist asked a technician to tune the piano before the concert."
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verb To adjust a radio or TV to receive a particular signal or channel.
"Tune your radio to 101.5 for the traffic update."
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tune in a sentence
- She hummed the tune all afternoon without realizing it.
- The advertising jingle had a catchy tune.
- The pianist asked a technician to tune the piano before the concert.
- He spent the weekend tuning up his old motorcycle.
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What is "tune" in Latin?
"tune" in Latin is canor. tune means: A short, memorable melody or piece of music.
How do you use "tune" in a sentence?
Example: "She hummed the tune all afternoon without realizing it." In Latin, "tune" is canor.
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