English words starting with tun
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Meanings of Tun:
nounA large beer or wine cask.
Usage examples:
In 1347 he sold 3 tuns of wine to the king's butler; while in 1349 he exported cloth.
verbStore (wine or other alcoholic drinks) in a tun.
Tuna
ˈtʃuː.nəMeanings of Tuna:
nounA large and active predatory schooling fish of warm seas, extensively fished commercially and popular as a game fish.
Usage examples:
The aim is to reduce the incidental catch of gamefish like marlin while allowing stocks of swordfis…
Meanings of Tunable:
adjective(of a musical instrument) able to be adjusted to the correct or uniform pitch.
Usage examples:
Most of these old uprights aren't tunable
Meanings of Tunas:
nounA large and active predatory schooling fish of warm seas, extensively fished commercially and popular as a game fish.
Usage examples:
The aim is to reduce the incidental catch of gamefish like marlin while allowing stocks of swordfis…
Meanings of Tundish:
nounA broad open container or large funnel with one or more holes at the bottom, used especially in plumbing or metal-founding.
Usage examples:
To get the juice through the bunghole, a device like a small half cask with a tube on the bottom te…
Meanings of Tundishes:
nounA broad open container or large funnel with one or more holes at the bottom, used especially in plumbing or metal-founding.
Usage examples:
To get the juice through the bunghole, a device like a small half cask with a tube on the bottom te…
Meanings of Tundra:
nounA vast, flat, treeless arctic region of europe, asia, and north america in which the subsoil is permanently frozen.
Usage examples:
Tundra vegetation
Tundras
ˈtʌndrəMeanings of Tundras:
nounA vast, flat, treeless arctic region of europe, asia, and north america in which the subsoil is permanently frozen.
Usage examples:
Tundra vegetation
Meanings of Tune:
nounA melody, especially one that characterizes a particular piece of music.
Usage examples:
She left the theatre humming a cheerful tune
verbAdjust (a musical instrument) to the correct or uniform pitch.
Usage examples:
He tuned the harp for me
Meanings of Tune in to:
phrasal verbTo turn on a radio or television
Usage examples:
Millions of viewers tuned in to learn the election results.
Meanings of Tune-in:
idiomRegulate in order to receive a certain station or program
phrasal verbWatch or listen to a television or radio broadcast.
Usage examples:
Tune in next week and find out!
Meanings of Tune-out:
phrasal verbStop listening or paying attention to something.
Usage examples:
If you're in a boring lecture you can tune out
Meanings of Tune-up:
idiomAdjust for better functioning
phrasal verbAdjust a musical instrument to the correct or uniform pitch.
Usage examples:
We hear a string quartet tuning up
Meanings of Tuneable:
adjective(of a musical instrument) able to be adjusted to the correct or uniform pitch.
Usage examples:
Most of these old uprights aren't tunable
Meanings of Tuned:
verbAdjust (a musical instrument) to the correct or uniform pitch.
Usage examples:
He tuned the harp for me
nounA melody, especially one that characterizes a particular piece of music.
Usage examples:
She left the theatre humming a cheerful tune
Meanings of Tuned-in-to:
idiomVery aware of someone or something so that you understand that person or thing well
Usage examples:
She’s tuned in to all the latest fashions., our staff are trained to be tuned in to the needs of ch…
Meanings of Tuneful:
adjectiveHaving a pleasing tune; melodious.
Usage examples:
A musical full of tuneful songs
Meanings of Tunefully:
adverbIn a way that has a pleasant tune
Usage examples:
The song was sung tunefully to the accompaniment of a guitar., the opera is a tunefully entertainin…
Tunefulness
ˈtʃuːn.fəl.nəsMeanings of Tunefulness:
nounThe quality of having a pleasant tune
Usage examples:
The first two violin sonatas have a freshness and tunefulness that the third lacks., the slower son…
Meanings of Tunein:
phrasal verbTo turn on a radio or television
Usage examples:
Millions of viewers tuned in to learn the election results.
Meanings of Tuneless:
adjectiveNot pleasing to listen to; unmelodious.
Usage examples:
Tuneless whistling
Meanings of Tunelessly:
adverbIn a way that has no tune and does not sound pleasant
Usage examples:
She sang rather tunelessly., he began to whistle tunelessly.
Meanings of Tuner:
nounA person who tunes musical instruments, especially pianos.
Usage examples:
After graduating from the school for the blind, zhang first tried to work at a local piano factory …
Meanings of Tuners:
nounA person who tunes musical instruments, especially pianos.
Usage examples:
After graduating from the school for the blind, zhang first tried to work at a local piano factory …
Meanings of Tunes:
nounA melody, especially one that characterizes a particular piece of music.
Usage examples:
She left the theatre humming a cheerful tune
verbAdjust (a musical instrument) to the correct or uniform pitch.
Usage examples:
He tuned the harp for me
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