IPA: /ˈtjuːnʌp/
KK: /ˈtjunˌʌp/
A process of making adjustments to an engine to enhance its performance.
The mechanic performed a tune-up on my car to ensure it runs smoothly.
Tuneup → The word is formed from "tune" (from Old French *ton*, meaning a sound or tone) and "up" (meaning to increase or improve). A tuneup refers to the act of improving or adjusting something to enhance its performance, particularly in the context of machinery or vehicles.
Think of adjusting the 'tone' ('tune') of something to make it work better — that's what a tuneup does.