English-French translation for "to tune"
"to tune" French translation
to tune {verb}
to tune [tuned|tuned] {vb} [mus.] (also: to attune)
They think it is more important to forgive foreign banks their debts, to the tune of hundreds of millions or billions of dollars-
to tune in
There may have been times when our instruments were slightly out of tune, but we have worked extremely well together.
The USA also had to grant aid to its producers to the tune of USD 8 billion, so that farmers would not go bankrupt.
to tune [tuned|tuned] {v.t.}
Therefore, it is important to tune the speed of convergence to low inflation.
Those principles should be anchored and then we can fine-tune these questions in sector agreements and take a very concrete approach.
On 5 September the EU and China decided through agreed minutes to fine-tune the implementation of the memorandum of understanding.
The lifting equipment has to be frequently fine-tuned or changed.
Even my earphones in the Senate or in committee were always tuned to the floor language.
to tune [tuned|tuned] {v.t.} [aviat.]
to tune [tuned|tuned] {v.t.} [aviat.] (also: to adjust)
tune {noun}
Finish up in June with the tune which all Europeans are expecting, Beethoven's Ode to Joy: ‘’!
Promoting electronic money is an investment in development in tune with the spirit of the times.
One drunk officer asked us to play a Hungarian tune... which was banned before the war in Hungary and Poland.
He asked us to play that tune.
Every gun makes its own tune.
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