retune [美 riˈt(j)un, 英 riːˈtjuːn] 动词 trans
1. retune 音乐:
- retune instrument
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2. retune:
- retune 无线电, 电视
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
This album features a somewhat unique drumming technique: the drums were retuned after each track take.
en.wikipedia.org They have 55-65 metal strings (12 to 17 basses and 50 treble strings known as prystrunky) tuned chromatically through 5 octaves, with or without retuning mechanisms.
en.wikipedia.org The suspension was retuned for the added weight, allowing the larger car to still handle well.
en.wikipedia.org And by using longer tuning pins, and northumbrian smallpipes-influenced tuning beads, some smallpipe drones can easily be retuned to a pitch one or two tones higher.
en.wikipedia.org Still, carefully hand optimized assembler code will in general perform well on later x86 processors, even without retuning for the new architecture.
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