Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tune"

A: it means you probably have heard some music or tune which you didn't even like but now you can't even forget it

A: It means to be either aware or unaware of something. It can also mean the pitch is not synced.

A: sing in a completely different tune than the real singer, basically it does not sound good

A: @Eduardoakaedu: To be in tune means to be in sync. For example, to be in tune with someone - you know what they're about to say, or they can look at you and you know what they're thinking.

A: Tune a musical instrument or engine is to slightly change to improve.

Putter- to do a small repair project and move to another one and then another one....

A: Ok ‘tune out’ means ignore [I don’t have the context to know what words the “sb” & “sth” stand for]

A: It means the person is tone deaf or cant sing

"He can't carry a tune" - means "He cant sing"

"If you want to be in the band, you've got to be able to carry a tune" - means "if you want to be in the band, you've got to be able to sing"

A: The city had to pay victims of an apartment fire to the tune of fifty thousand dollars.

A: The native Americans were very in tune with their surroundings.

A football player must be in tune with their surroundings.

A: Tune refers to melody.

Tone usually means how pitched or heavy a sound is.

A: ㅎㅎ 아직 부족한 점이 많지만 그렇게 말을 해주셔서 너무 감사합니다~
일단 tune off같은 표현은 영어에 아예 없고 turn off는 있어요. turn off라면 "끄다"라는 뜻인데 예를 들어서 Turn off the light (불을 끄다)이나 The music was turned off (음악이 꺼져있었다) 이런 식으로 쓸 수 있고요.

Turned out는 여러가지 해석을 할 수 있지만 간단하게 설명한다면 "되다"라는 뜻이에요.
예를 들면:
A: How did things turn out? (일은 어떻게 됐어요?)
B: Everything turned out fine. (다 괜찮게 됐어요.)

근데 또 다른 뜻을 가지고 있어요. 이거는 아까 설명했던 "find out"랑 조금 비슷하긴 하지만 완전 똑 같은 표현은 아니죠. 이 turned out는 아마 -군/군요/구나 문법이랑 좀 비슷하게 생각하시면 좋을 것 같아요.

I found out that she had a boyfriend는 "그 여자는 남자친구가 있었다는 걸 알게 됐다"라고 해석 할 수 있다면
It turns out that she had a boyfriend는 "그 여자는 남자친구가 있었군"으로 해석 할 수 있어요.

차이는 뭔지 설명한다면 "turn out" 사용할 때는 "find out"보다는 조금 더 놀랍게 들릴 수 있고 "find out" 사용할 때는 제가 어떤 힘이나 제 노력으로 그 정보를 알아냈다는 느낌을 주는 표현이에요. "turn out"는 제가 찾아서 알게된 것은 아니고 그 정보를 어떻게 얻었는지 알 수가 없다는 표현이에요.
이거는 왜냐면 문장 만들 때 find out는 사람인 주어가 있어야 되는데 (ex. She found out, He found out, I found out, 등등) turn out는 거의 항상 "it"을 주어로 쓰게 돼요 (it turns out). Turn out는 원래의 뜻은 된다는 거잖아요. 그래서 "it turns out..."을 쓸 땐 "상황이 그렇게 되었다"라는 뜻으로 들려요.

혹시 아직도 잘 모르신다면 그냥 말씀 주세요~

A: these are mostly stated for poetic effect I assume, they’re not common phrases.
The first one is basically a song that’s as old as the concept of a song
The second one is a song that’s as old as the concept of rhyming
So essentially the topic is a very old song

A: Tune is the melody or the notes within the music. The main notes. Not the background chords or beat.

A: a tune can be a slang word for a song (not too common though) or it’s the act of making parts of an instrument be the desired pitch. (Tuning a guitar or piano etc.) Music is a concept, it’s a set of sounds that someone uses to express an idea and instruments are often used.

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do you miss me ever ?

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A: you always sported me thanks you

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A: Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden perhaps?
I actually had to ask my mother help me with this one, because I knew the song, but not the title or who it was by 😂

A: Tune it out means to ignore it, pretend it isn’t there!

For example: “Dark hates light - that’s why you ignore it.” or “I don’t like this song so I’m gonna tune it out by thinking about something else.”

It can also be used when someones mind wanders.

For example: a teacher is speaking, but you are looking out the window and not paying attention so you can not even hear what the teacher is saying. This is “tuning out”

A: A more natural way would be "Have you changed your mind about him? You seem to have changed your tune." They both sort of mean the same thing, "changed your tune" is more slang and means you went from "He's so kind!" to "He's mean!"

A: I wish I could play Chopin's music on the piano.