in tune

/ɪn tjˈuːn/

/ɪn tˈuːn/

[phrase]

in tune

[PHRASE]

singing or playing with correct intonation or pitch

in agreement with someone or something

Examples

1. The fact that the U.S. is building one gigafactory or the equivalent of one gigafactory every four months and China's building one every week, China is in tune with the pace of what's happening here and the U.S. at the moment isn't.

2. Yeah, and you're counting every single penny, you're becoming more in tune with your finances.

3. Children and animals rely on their parents or keepers and are in tune to their emotions.

4. Researchers took a close look at this mucus and found that its composition changed over time, in tune with the fry’s needs.