out of tune

基本解釋

In time a violin goes out of tune , and sounds awful.
過一段時(shí)間以后，小提琴就會(huì)走調(diào)兒，而且聲音難聽。
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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.
當(dāng)問到她關(guān)于鋼琴的事時(shí)，她解釋道，簡單地說鋼琴那時(shí)變得走調(diào)了，實(shí)在聽不下去。
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1百萬的人欣賞過了她在公開場合把美國國歌唱跑調(diào)的錄像。

In France, President Jacques Chirac's enthusiasm for Turkish entry is out of tune with his people and his party.
ECONOMIST: Turkey and the European Union
So it goes with ephemeral ingredients, and yet a note of disappointment had been struck, like a string out of tune.
NEWYORKER: La Promenade des Anglais
But he knew the real problem: His performers had grown complacent and out of tune with the rest of the industry.
FORBES: J&J An unfinished symphony