fine-tuned

UK
/faɪn tjuːnd/
US
/faɪn tjund/
fine-tunedpast participle
UK
/faɪn tjuːnd/
US
/faɪn tjund/
More precise tag: past‐participle adjective derived from the verb ‘fine-tune’.
Translations
точно настроенный
The fine-tuned engine performed exceptionally well.
Точно настроенный двигатель работал исключительно хорошо.
The fine-tuned system ensured smooth operations.
Отлаженная система обеспечивала бесперебойную работу.
Definitions
Adjusted or improved with precision for optimal performance or effectiveness.
The fine-tuned engine ran smoothly and efficiently, providing a better driving experience.
Precisely adjusted or tailored to suit a particular need, context, or audience.
The marketing campaign was fine-tuned to appeal to younger consumers.
fine-tuneverb

fine-tuned

Past Simple

fine-tuned
Past Simple
fine-tuned
Past Participle
fine-tuning
Gerund
UK
/faɪn tjuːn/
US
/faɪn tun/
Translations
The engineer needs to fine-tune the machine for optimal performance.
Инженеру нужно настроить машину для оптимальной работы.
доводить до совершенства
She spent hours fine-tuning her presentation before the big meeting.
Она провела часы, доводя до совершенства свою презентацию перед важной встречей.
Definitions
To make small adjustments to something in order to achieve the best or a desired performance.
The engineer had to fine-tune the engine to improve its efficiency.
To improve or perfect by making minor changes.
The musician spent hours fine-tuning the composition before the concert.
To adapt a pre-trained machine-learning model to a specific task or dataset by continuing its training with additional, task-specific data.
The data scientists fine-tuned the language model on medical records to improve diagnostic accuracy.