tune-in

基本解釋

Just find one sensation you can tune-in to.
你就找一種可以調(diào)入的覺(jué)受。
It's like having a radio receiver: You can choose to tune-in to different stations.
這就像是無(wú)線(xiàn)電接收器。你可以選擇調(diào)收不同的電臺(tái)。
Tune-in to NMTV every weekend and experience our exciting array of fight content including Top Rank Boxing, Professional Mixed Martial Arts, World Martial Arts and Classic Fights.
每周末收看內(nèi)矇古衛(wèi)眡，就能躰騐一系列精彩的搏擊類(lèi)躰育賽事：“拳罈巔峰”、“非常擂臺(tái)”、“武術(shù)王國(guó)”和“經(jīng)典對(duì)決”。

The song was a million-selling hit on the R&B charts in the 1960s, and over the years, it became Taylor's most-requested show tune.
a tune he co-wrote while starring in the Broadway musical "Grease" in 1995.

On average, an audience of 11.6 million regularly tuned in for CBS fare, only marginally larger than the tune-in for the same period a year ago, according to Nielsen.
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As this remains one of the more popular times for people to tune-in to local radio broadcasts, advertisers are typically willing to pay a premium for airtime during these hours.
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If you tune in to a particular television or radio station or programme, you watch or listen to it.
If you tune in to something such as your own or other people's feelings, you become aware of them.