tune
noun (AMOUNT) /tjuːn/
/tuːn/ Definition
to the tune of › to the stated amount: The City Council had financed the new building to the tune of over four million pounds.Costs and expenses
(Definition of tune noun (AMOUNT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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tune (sb/sth) out phrasal verb
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tune (sth) up phrasal verb (ENGINE)
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tune (sth) up phrasal verb (INSTRUMENT)
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tune in phrasal verb (TV/RADIO)
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tune in phrasal verb (UNDERSTANDING)
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tune noun (ENGINE)
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tune noun (MUSICAL NOTES)
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tune noun (UNDERSTANDING)
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tune verb (ENGINE)
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tune verb (INSTRUMENT)
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Synonyms and related words:
- admission noun (ALLOWING IN)
- carrying charge noun
- charge noun (MONEY)
- consideration noun (MONEY)
- cost noun (MONEY SPENT)
- cost noun (SOMETHING LOST/GIVEN)
- cost-of-living index noun
- deposit bottle/can noun
- deposit noun (MONEY)
- face value noun
- guide price noun
- make/put a dent in sth idiom
- out-of-pocket expenses noun
- redress noun
- RPI noun
- standard of living noun
- starting price noun
- time is money idiom
- worth adjective (MONEY)
- worth noun (MONEY)
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