out of tune

基本解釋

In time a violin goes out of tune , and sounds awful.
過(guò)一段時(shí)間以後，小提琴就會(huì)走調(diào)兒，而且聲音難聽(tīng)。
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She explained that it had simply gotten so out of tune that she could not stand to hear it any more.
儅問(wèn)到她關(guān)於鋼琴的事時(shí)，她解釋道，簡(jiǎn)單地說(shuō)鋼琴那時(shí)變得走調(diào)了，實(shí)在聽(tīng)不下去。
Over 1m people have watched and heard her caught on an open microphone singing the national anthem out of tune.
已經(jīng)有差不多超過(guò)1百萬(wàn)的人訢賞過(guò)了她在公開(kāi)場(chǎng)郃把美國(guó)國(guó)歌唱跑調(diào)的錄像。

In France, President Jacques Chirac's enthusiasm for Turkish entry is out of tune with his people and his party.
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So it goes with ephemeral ingredients, and yet a note of disappointment had been struck, like a string out of tune.
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But he knew the real problem: His performers had grown complacent and out of tune with the rest of the industry.
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