Tune-up Definition

to͝onŭp, tyo͝on-
tuneup, tune-ups
noun
An adjustment, as of a motor or engine, made to improve working order or efficiency.
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A practice or preparatory session for an important event.
The scrimmage was a tune-up for the big game.
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A series of preparations for vigorous exercise; a warm-up.

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verb

To make adjustments to an engine in order to improve its performance.

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To make preparations for vigorous exercise; to warm up.

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Tune-up Sentence Examples

  • You can also ship your sewing machine to the shop for a tune-up or repairs and they will ship it back to you at their expense.

  • In most states this is required in order to register the bike.Once you've purchased the bike, take it immediately to your mechanic and have the mechanic complete a full tune-up.

  • So tune up and get ready to try your hand at playing some of these marvelous compositions.

  • Models subject to the recall were given new parts and a tune-up, at no cost to the customer.

  • People are usually very surprised how much a simple tune-up can add power that they didn't even realize the engine lost since it was new.

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