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Terms for subject American usage, not spelling containing tune | all forms | exact matches only
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change tuneизменить мнение (или отношение к чему-либо; He was against the idea to start with, but he soon changed his tune when I told him how much money he'd get out of it. Val_Ships)
fine-tuneуточнить (MargeWebley)
loony tuneполоумный (Taras)
loony tuneсумасшедший (тж. looney tune – a crazy person. From the television cartoons created by Warner Brothers beginning in 1960. The variant ‘looney tunes' is also used as a singular US, 1967 Taras)
loony tuneпсих (Taras)
to the tune ofвесьма значительно (used to emphasize that the amount or extent of something (such as money) is considerable Val_Ships)
tune outперестать вслушиваться (stop listening or paying attention: I tuned out what the speaker was saying and daydreamed for a while. Val_Ships)
tune outигнорировать (кого-либо; ignore someone or something: He tunes me out every time I ask him about the money that he owes me. Val_Ships)
tune outигнорировать (ignore someone or something: He tunes me out every time I ask him about the money that he owes me. Interex)
tune-smithкомпозитор-песенник