English / phrasal verb
tune in
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To adjust a broadcast receiver; to pay attention, listen, or watch an informative program
In context
01
Thousands of dissatisfied customers tune in to the weekly podcast that investigates corporate refund scams.
02
Tune in to our consumer rights webinar tonight to understand how to challenge an invalid warranty denial.
Synonyms
listen,watch,switch on
Antonyms
tune out,switch off,disregard
Collocations
tune in to a broadcast,tune in live,tune in weekly