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Detailed Translations for tunes from English to Spanish

tunes form of tune:

to tune verb (tunes, tuned, tuning)

  1. to tune (adjust; fix)
    ajustar; regular; sintonizar
  2. to tune (soup up)
    aumentar; elevar; aumentar la potencia de un motor
  3. to tune (found; establish; raise; lay the foundations; ground)
    fundar; establecer; constituir

Conjugations for tune:

present
  1. tune
  2. tune
  3. tunes
  4. tune
  5. tune
  6. tune
simple past
  1. tuned
  2. tuned
  3. tuned
  4. tuned
  5. tuned
  6. tuned
present perfect
  1. have tuned
  2. have tuned
  3. has tuned
  4. have tuned
  5. have tuned
  6. have tuned
past continuous
  1. was tuning
  2. were tuning
  3. was tuning
  4. were tuning
  5. were tuning
  6. were tuning
future
  1. shall tune
  2. will tune
  3. will tune
  4. shall tune
  5. will tune
  6. will tune
continuous present
  1. am tuning
  2. are tuning
  3. is tuning
  4. are tuning
  5. are tuning
  6. are tuning
subjunctive
  1. be tuned
  2. be tuned
  3. be tuned
  4. be tuned
  5. be tuned
  6. be tuned
diverse
  1. tune!
  2. let's tune!
  5. tuned
  6. tuning
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

tune [the ~] nomen

  1. the tune (melody; song; ballad)
    la melodía; el aire; la tonadilla
  2. the tune (air; song; ditty)
    el aire; la melodía
  3. the tune (song; melody)
    la melodía; el cantar; el modo; la tonada; la tonadilla; la musiquilla

Translation Matrix for tune:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aire air; ballad; ditty; melody; song; tune appearance; bearing; deportment; exterior; firmament; fresh air; grand manner; heaven; look; looks; open air; open-air; sky
cantar melody; song; tune singing
melodía air; ballad; ditty; melody; song; tune
modo melody; song; tune bearing; behavior; behaviour; conduct; course; course of action; course of behaviour; demeanor; demeanour; deportment; line of conduct; manner; method; methodology; mode; way; way of behaving
musiquilla melody; song; tune
regular tuning
sintonizar adjusting; equalisation; equalization; synchronisation; synchronization; tune in to; tuning
tonada melody; song; tune
tonadilla ballad; melody; song; tune
- air; line; melodic line; melodic phrase; melody; strain
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ajustar adjust; fix; tune adjust; assume; be all right; be correct; be fit; be right; be suitable; become; befit; fine tune; fix; presume; reconcile; redeem; redress; repair; restore; sew; snap; stretch; suit; suppose; tighten; tune in
aumentar soup up; tune add; add on to; add to; arise; ascent; bring up; broach; broach a subject; build out; cut into; expand; extend; grow; increase; load; make heavier; put forward; put on the table; rise; swell; weight; widen
aumentar la potencia de un motor soup up; tune
cantar blab; blurt out; chirp; crow; let slip out; notice; sing; tip the scales; warble
constituir establish; found; ground; lay the foundations; raise; tune arrange; form; instal; install; knead; massage; model; mould; set up; shape
elevar soup up; tune charge; elevate; enhance; haul in; heave; heighten; hoist; lead up; levy; lift; lift up; pull up; put up; raise
establecer establish; found; ground; lay the foundations; raise; tune allocate; appoint; arrange; build; colonise; colonize; determine; develop; erect; establish; explore; found; ground; identify; initiate; instal; install; institute; lay the foundations; open up; prospect; raise; scan; set; set up; settle; start off
fundar establish; found; ground; lay the foundations; raise; tune arrange; base; build; colonise; colonize; develop; earthen; erect; establish; explore; found; ground; initiate; lay the foundations; lay the foundations of; open up; prospect; raise; scan; set; set up; settle; start off
regular adjust; fix; tune adjust; conform to; do out; entomb; inter; join; put out; regulate; remove; settle; take off; tune in
sintonizar adjust; fix; tune adjust; tune in
- tune up
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- melody
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
regular at set times; average; civil; feeble; frequent; frequently; many times; mediocre; medium; methodical; middling; normal; not bad; not very good; often; orderly; poor; regular; regularly; so-so; systematic; systematical; systematically; well-ordered; well-regulated; with regularity

Related Words for "tune":

  • tunes

Synonyms for "tune":


Antonyms for "tune":

  • untune

Related Definitions for "tune":

  1. the adjustment of a radio receiver or other circuit to a required frequency1
  2. the property of producing accurately a note of a given pitch1
    • he cannot sing in tune1
    • the clarinet was out of tune1
  3. a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence1
  4. adjust the pitches of (musical instruments)1
    • My piano needs to be tuned1
  5. adjust for (better) functioning1
    • tune the engine1

Wiktionary Translations for tune:

tune
noun
  1. melody
verb
  1. to modify a musical instrument
  2. to adjust a mechanical, electric or electronic device so that it functions optimally
  3. to make more precise, intense, or effective
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• tune → sintonizar ↔ afstemmen — op de juiste toonhoogte brengen
• tune → afinar ↔ stimmen — die Tonlage (Stimmlage) eines Instrumentes verändern
• tune → disponer ↔ disposer — arranger, mettre dans l’ordre le plus convenable.
• tune → melodía; aria ↔ mélodie — (musique) suite de sons d’où résulte un chant agréable et régulier.
• tune → arreglar ↔ régler — tirer avec la règle des lignes droites sur du papier, du parchemin, du carton, etc. cf|papier réglé.
• tune → sintonizar ↔ syntoniser — électro|fr Ajuster deux circuits à la même fréquence.

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