IPA: //riːˈtjuːn//
KK: /riˈtun/
To adjust or change the tuning of a device or instrument again to improve its performance or sound.
After the concert, the technician had to retune the piano before the next performance.
Past: retuned
Past Participle: retuned
Retune → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "tune" (from Old French *ton*, meaning a musical sound or melody). The word "retune" means to adjust or change the tuning of something again, particularly in a musical context.
Think of adjusting the musical 'tune' again — 're-' means again, and 'tune' refers to the musical sound.