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Meanings of tune-up in anglès

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Exercising in preparation for strenuous activity.

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        That will require more than a tune-up by new Uber boss Dara Khosrowshahi.
        Reuters
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        Even as my body remained fit, my head also needed a constant tune-up.
        Climbing Magazine
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        Toyota Motor could make a handy tune-up with a buyout of Daihatsu Motor.
        Reuters
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        The Nittany Lions will have their final nonconference tune-up on Wednesday against Morgan State.
        Reuters
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        The game was a final tune-up before a tough stretch begins for the Wolverines.
        Reuters
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        The tournament was the final tune-up for the U.S. Open, which starts on Monday.
        Radio NZ
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        The pick is well designed, needing only a tiny tune-up for good dry-tooling performance.
        Climbing Magazine
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        Apart from Australia enjoying a tune-up game, there appears to be very little point.
        The Guardian
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        The game was the last nonconference tune-up for each team.
        Reuters
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        We did some overhauls and a lot of tune-up work.
        The Life of Me: An Autobiography
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        A tune-up, if you will, for his return to Croke Park one quick week later.
        The Irish Times
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        His first cap had arrived only a fortnight earlier, in a tune-up game against Ireland.
        The Irish Times
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        Ohio State used the game as a tune-up for its Big Ten matchup at No.
        Reuters
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        Haase and Nielsen reached the round of 16 in their grass court tune-up at Halle.
        The South African
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        Think of it as a tune-up for your machine.
        Wired
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        He had taken the Peugeot in for a tune-up and had filled it with gas.
        A change in altitude
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