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/sˈɪnkɹənˌaɪz/
synchronisesyncto synchronize
01
sincronizar, coordinar
to make sure that different devices or systems operate together smoothly by coordinating their timing, data, or operations
Transitive: to synchronize sth
Example
The software automatically synchronizes data between different devices.
The clocks in the office are synchronized to ensure everyone arrives on time.
02
sincronizar, ajustar
to set clocks or watches so they show the same time
Transitive: to synchronize clocks or watches | to synchronize a clock or watch with another
Example
She synchronized her clock to match the time on her phone.
The technician synchronized all the clocks in the building.
03
sincroizar, sincronizar
to organize or present events so they appear to happen at the same time or exist together
Transitive: to synchronize events
Example
The director synchronized the actors ’ performances to create a seamless scene.
The events were synchronized to show the connection between history and modern times.
04
sincronizar, sintonizar
to adjust the sound in a movie so that it matches the action on screen perfectly
Transitive: to synchronize a sound with a scene
Example
The sound engineer synchronized the dialogue with the actors' lip movements.
They worked hard to synchronize the music with the dance moves in the film.
05
sincronizar, sintonizar
to happen at the same time
Intransitive
Example
The clocks synchronized perfectly, showing the same time.
The two events synchronized, making it difficult to attend both.
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