attuned

UK
/əˈtjuːnd/
US
/əˈtun(d)/
attunedadjektiv
more attuned
Komp.
most attuned
Super.
UK
/əˈtjuːnd/
US
/əˈtun(d)/
Übersetzungen
She is attuned to the needs of her students.
Она настроена на нужды своих учеников.
The team is attuned to the company's goals.
Команда согласована с целями компании.
He is attuned to the emotions of others.
Он чуткий к эмоциям других.
Definitionen
Being in harmony or agreement with something; having a good understanding or awareness of something.
She is highly attuned to the needs of her students, always adapting her teaching methods to suit them.
Being accustomed or acclimated to something; having adjusted to a particular environment or situation.
After years of living in the city, he became attuned to the constant noise and hustle.
attunedpartizip perfekt
UK
/əˈtjuːnd/
US
/əˈtuːnd/
Used as the past participle of the verb "attune"; functions attributively.
Definitionen
Past participle of the verb "attune."
The instruments were attuned before the concert began.
attuneverb

attuned

Präteritum

attuned
Präteritum
attuned
Partizip Perfekt
attuning
Gerundium
UK
/əˈtjuːn/
US
/əˈtun/
Übersetzungen
She took a moment to attune her mind to the new environment.
Она взяла минуту, чтобы настроить свой ум на новую обстановку.
He tried to attune his schedule to fit the needs of his family.
Он пытался приспособить свое расписание под нужды своей семьи.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To bring into harmony or accord; to adjust or adapt.
The therapist helped the couple attune their communication styles to improve their relationship.
To make receptive or aware; to accustom or acclimatize.
The teacher attuned the students to the sounds of the rainforest by playing recordings during class.
To become adjusted, harmonious, or responsive; to come into accord.
After living in the village for a few months, she slowly attuned to the local rhythm of life.