the meaning of “stay tuned” and how to use this phrase
“Stay tuned” is usually used in TV or radio to advise audiences not to switch channels or stations, often because something important is to come. It is used informally in speech or writing to advise others to wait for further juicy details or results regarding some matter.
News: Stay tuned for the surprising developments regarding this year’s budget.
Informal conversation: The couple had a huge, ugly fight, and I don’t know if they’ll make it. The last time I talked to Susan, they weren’t even speaking. So stay tuned for the latest on that one.
As you might have suspected, the informal use is popular among incorrigible gossips.
“Stay tuned” means “Do not change the channel/station.”
“Stay tuned to the channel/station that you are watching/listening to.”
