tune in — to listen to or watch a radio or television program
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to listen to or watch a radio or television program
Pronunciation (IPA): /tuːn ɪn/
Korean meaning: (라디오나 TV 프로그램을) 듣다, 시청하다
Korean pronunciation: **튠** 인
Example Sentences
- My grandma still tunes in to her favorite soap opera every afternoon like it's a sacred ritual.
- Please tune in to our podcast for more embarrassing stories about my cooking disasters.
- Students need to tune in to their teacher's instructions more carefully.
tune in
NOUN//tuːn ɪn//
to listen to or watch a radio or television program
to listen to or watch a radio or television program
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Origin
'tune'은 원래 음악의 선율을 의미했는데, 라디오 시대가 되면서 '주파수를 맞춘다'는 의미로 확장되었습니다. 'in'을 붙여서 '채널 안으로 들어간다'는 뜻이 되었죠.
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“My grandma still tunes in to her favorite soap opera every afternoon like it's a sacred ritual.”
“Please tune in to our podcast for more embarrassing stories about my cooking disasters.”
“Students need to tune in to their teacher's instructions more carefully.”
“Don't forget to tune in tomorrow for the season finale!”
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