tuned in

英 [ˌtjuːnd ˈɪn]

美 [ˌtuːnd ˈɪn]

adj.  (对情况)了解，掌握

牛津词典

adj.

• （对情况）了解，掌握
  aware of what is happening in a particular situation
  1. The resort is tuned in to the tastes of young and old alike.
     这个度假胜地适合各种口味，老少皆宜。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 注意的;专注的
  If someone istuned in tosomething, they are aware of it and concentrating on it.
  1. He's just not tuned in to the child's feelings...
     他完全没有注意孩子的感受。
  2. They were tuned in to their own needs and didn't care about the feelings of other people.
     他们只顾自己的需求，不在乎别人的感受。

双语例句

• More than seven million people tuned in to see Sunday's dramatic cliffhanger.
  超过七百万的观众观看了这部周日播放的情节曲折惊险的剧集。
• The next station that can be received is tuned in.
  调到下一个能接收到电台。
• He tuned in one station.
  他调收一个台。
• Whilst the UK will play a leading part in the global reform agenda, the government and the principal opposition are tuned in to markets.
  尽管英国将在全球改革议程中发挥主要作用，但英国政府和主要反对党却在与市场协调。
• ( music) tuned in equal temperament; or so tuned as to allow modulation into other keys.
  （音乐）以平均律调协的；或如此调协的以至可以调至其他音调的。
• He is a big fan of the dating programs and tuned in Saturday to a new show, I See You.
  他很喜欢看那些交友节目，而且周六看了一个新节目&相亲相爱。
• Teachers must be tuned in to students'needs.
  教师一定要理解学生想要什么。
• This morning, I tuned in the BBC to listen to the news.
  今天早上，我调到BBC的频道收看新闻。
• We could learn a lot if we tuned in more.
  我们关注得越多，能够学到的也就越多。
• They were tuned in to their own needs and didn't care about the feelings of other people.
  他们只顾自己的需求，不在乎别人的感受。