US /tun aʊt/
・UK /tju:n aut/
Tune out.
To tune out.
We typically think of vacation as a time to tune out and put work on hold or at least try to.
We typically think of vacation as a time to tune out and put work on hold, or at least try to.
Back in the harbor, everyone's looking elsewhere, trying to tune out of chat about China.
Trying to tune out of chat about China.
Back in the harbour, everyone's looking elsewhere, trying to tune out of chat about China.
Back in the harbour, everyone's looking elsewhere, trying to tune out of chat about China.
Like, you don't know." Or like, we're so preoccupied with the things in here that we tune out our voices in here.
that we tune out our voices in here
You're never going to understand anything else I say." Or we can just acknowledge the fact that the audience is human, that every single member of an audience is going to tune out at some point,
that every single member of an audience is going to tune out at some point.
As simple as that, just tune out the noise, take in what you have and appreciate the joys of living without being told what to buy, well, I sure as want more, until the day that you die.
As simple as that, just tune out the noise, Take in what you have and appreciate the joys
It is most often compared to daydreaming, when you are fully conscious but you tune out most of the distracting stimuli around you.
When you are fully conscious, but you tune out most of the distracting stimuli around you
and just tune out and eat.
and just tune out and eat.
Tune out.
I like to tune out the world with music when I get stressed.