tune in
phrasal verb with tune verb [ T ] uk/tʃuːn/ us/tuːn/
(TV/RADIO)
收看;收听
to watch or listen to a particular television or radio programme or station
Be sure to tune in to next week's show. 一定要收看下周的节目。
Will the millions of viewers who regularly tune in stay loyal, now that their favorite host is gone? 现在他们喜欢的主持人走了，那几百万忠实的观众还会继续收听吗？
(UNDERSTANDING)
be tuned in 了解，明白
to have a good understanding of what is happening in a situation or what other people are thinking
She just doesn't seem to be tuned in to her students' needs. 她似乎根本不了解学生们的需求。
She's so tuned in to how young people feel and act and this makes her a great writer for this audience.
He has to be tuned in to the latest trends as part of his job.
This is an issue that the public feels very strongly about and it strikes me that politicians generally don't seem to be tuned in to this.
I think the public were generally more tuned in during the run-up to this general election.