tuned

形容词调谐的，已调谐的

动词调整; 调音( tune的过去式和过去分词 ); （给收音机、电视等）调谐; 使协调

1. 调谐、调音：tube noise 电子管噪声 | tuned 调谐、调音 | tuner 调谐器

2. 调谐的：tune 音调调谐 | tuned 调谐的 | tuned-anode 调屏的

3. 调谐的, 已调谐的：tribulation 苦难, 忧患, 磨难 | tuned 调谐的, 已调谐的 | underlying 在下面的, 根本的, 潜在的, [商]优先的

4. 协调的：whiplash 鞭打 | tuned 协调的 | damper 抑制因素、阻尼器

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2. During vote counting before President Bush clinched victory over Democratic challenger John Kerry, many Iraqis kept their television sets tuned to Ramadan religious programs.

3. The special was of particular interest in Cleveland, where an estimated one in four homes with televisions tuned in.

4. And it's not just the din of TVs tuned to the soccer matches.

5. And there are few things more aggravating to even an average ear than a guitar that's just not quite tuned.

6. Producers of the Oscar telecast had been hoping that the duo might lure younger viewers who have increasingly tuned out the Oscars in recent years.

7. Although details have yet to be finely tuned, the conference addressed major problems about which most people are concerned.

8. Anywhere between 100 and 300 million people in China tuned in for the game, which was billed as a sort of Chinese Super Bowl.

9. Since no official announcement made, please stay tuned for more info and updates about this subject.

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10. Radios were tuned to news reports, and a nearby pizza joint was doing a thriving business.