attuned

at·tuned /əˈtjuːnd $ əˈtuːnd/ adjectiveadj

be/become attuned to something NOT KNOWto be or become familiar with the way someone thinks or behaves so that you can react to them in a suitable way 对某事熟悉[适应]

British companies still aren’t really attuned to the needs of the Japanese market.

英国公司还没有完全熟悉日本市场的需求。

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be/become attuned to something• And so maybe then, gradually at first, Kathy became attuned to a curious new odor in the air.• But we try to be attuned to modern artifacts and what active players are doing, too.• I became attuned to the high-toned squeaking of shrews, which appeared to be engaged in conflict.• Having become attuned to them, I now hear them everywhere, every day.

Examples from the Corpus

attuned• Moreover, response was often a matter of context, and of finely attuned social and cultural distinctions.

Origin attuned

(1500-1600) tune

at·tuned adjectiveadj

Chinese

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