Definition of synch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- The dancers had to synch their movements perfectly.
2.
- I need to synch my phone with the computer.
Noun
1.
- The team worked in perfect synch to finish the project.
2.
- The audio and video were out of synch.
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Origin of synch
Greek, syn (together) + khronos (time)
Examples of synch in a sentence
We need to synch our schedules to meet next week. She synched the calendar across all her devices. The app allows users to synch their data effortlessly. Their synch was evident during the dance performance. The synch between the devices was seamless. Their dance moves were perfectly in synch.
The team worked in synch to finish the project.
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- French:synchroniser, synchronisation, ...
- German:synchronisieren, Einklang, ...
- Italian:sincronizzare, sincronia, ...
- Spanish:sincronizar, sincronización, ...
- Portuguese:sincronizar, sintonia, ...
- Chinese:同步, 一致, ...
- Japanese:同期させる, シンク, ...
- Arabic:زامَنَ, تَزامُن, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַנְכְּרֵן, תֵּאוּם, ...
- Russian:синхронизировать, синхронизация, ...
- Ukrainian:синхронізувати, синхронізація, ...
- Hindi:सही ढंग से मिलाना, समन्वय, ...
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