aire, m, air, look, appearance, manner, tune, melody.

nota, f., note, tone, tune.

templar, to temper; to tune.

But Antonio, in his reply, gives to Juana's desentonando its literal meaning, out of tune, when he says: I have a very bad ear (for music).

to get or be out of tune; #se# to be out of tune; to be rude, coarse, disrespectful #deshecho# undone, unfastened, untied #desnudo# naked, bare #desordenado# inordinate; disheveled #despacio# slowly #despecho# dejection; spite, anger #despego# indifference, coolness, aversion #después# after, afterward #destemplanza# disorder, indisposition #desventura# trouble, mishap, misfortune

to get or be out of tune; #se# to be out of tune; to be rude, coarse, disrespectful #deshecho# undone, unfastened, untied #desnudo# naked, bare #desordenado# inordinate; disheveled #despacio# slowly #despecho# dejection; spite, anger #despego# indifference, coolness, aversion #después# after, afterward #destemplanza# disorder, indisposition #desventura# trouble, mishap, misfortune

as #tango# tango #tanto# so much; #-s# as or so many #tararear# to hum (a tune) #tardar# to be late; #bien ha tardado V.

=afinar= to tune.

=desacorde= out of tune, incongruous

=tararear= m humming (of a tune).

of =desentonar=) out of tune, gruff =desenvainar= unsheathe, draw =desesperación= f. desperation, despair; passion =desfallecimiento= m. weakness, dejection =desfilar= defile, march by files, pass in review =desgarrar= rend, tear =desgracia= f. misfortune; =por ~= unfortunately =desgraciado, -a= unfortunate, object of misfortune =deshacerse de= irreg.

Tune, n. [tiún] Tono, armonía.

Tune, v. [tiún] Templar un instrumento músico.

=No sale de ahí=, she is always at the same old tune.

Hoc tibi suadeas, tantam gloriam in scribendo assequuntum, quantum nemo unquam superioribus seculis, sive de literis sive de armis sit sermo, comparavit Lupus rebus omnibus, quae meliores esse probantur, nomem imposuit suum, et tune dubitas novam poesos artem posse condere?

=canturriar=, v. a., to hum (a tune), =59=, 5.

=aria=, tune, air.

=petenera=, f., ditty, lively tune.

=aria,= aria, air, tune.

=atiplado, -a=, sharp, acute, out of tune.

=destemplado, -a=, out of tune.

, a popular tune or song

cool =templar=, to tune, temper =temple=, m., disposition, temper =temporada=, interval, period of time =temporal=, m., storm, bad weather =temporalmente=, temporarily =temprano=, soon, early =tenacidad=, tenacity =tenaz=, tenacious, unrelenting =tendencia=, tendency =tender=, to stretch out, cast, level, attempt =tendero=, salesman, clerk =tendiente=, m., Arg.