sing another tune Idiome

sing another tune

Idiom(s): sing a different tune AND sing another tune

Theme: BEHAVIOR - CHANGE

to change one's manner, usually from bad to good.
• When she learned that I was a bank director, she began to sing a different tune.
• You will sing a different tune as soon as you find out how right I am!

sing addition tune

To change one's opinion, behavior, or attitude, abnormally aback or abruptly. He never acclimated to abutment that political candidate, but he's singing addition tune all of a sudden. I acclimated to be absolute contemptuous about the world, but anytime back absolute that car wreck, I've been singing addition tune! They'll be singing addition tune afterwards they see what we've appear up with.Learn more: another, sing, tune

change one's tune, to

To about-face one’s views, change one’s mind, about-face abandon in a controversy. The affinity is absolute old; John Gower wrote, ca. 1394, “Now schalt thou bake an added song,” and the absolute phrase, “change your tune,” appears in a carol about Robin Hood (one of the Child ballads) from about 1600. And a appearance in Samuel Beckett’s novel, The Unnameable (1953), says, “I accept my faults, but alteration my tune is not one of them.” Learn more: change

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sing another tune Idiome