retuning
/riːˈtuːnɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of retune: the act of adjusting or tuning again.
- Retuning the engine requires careful attention to the carburetor settings.
- He is retuning his guitar in the middle of the song, which is tricky to do.
- The engineer spent the afternoon retuning the radio transmitter for better signal strength.
noun
- The process or instance of adjusting something again to the correct settings.
- The retuning of the entire network took several hours but improved performance.
- A quick retuning of the piano made the chords sound much richer.
- After a retuning, the old radio worked like new.
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