tune in

US /tuːn ɪn/
UK /tuːn ɪn/
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1.

to listen to or watch a broadcast on the radio or television

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Don't forget to tune in to the live concert tonight.
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Many people tuned in to watch the royal wedding.
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2.

to become aware of or understand something

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You need to tune in to what your customers are saying.
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It took him a while to tune in to the new company culture.
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