Definition
Definition of synchronising - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
timingTECH. UK aligning events to occur at the same timeTECH. UK
- The synchronising clocks ensured the race started on time.
2.
simultaneous operationTECH. UK making processes operate simultaneouslyTECH. UK
- The synchronising software allowed the devices to update together.
3.
coordinationRare UK adjusting actions to be in harmonyRare UK
- The synchronising dancers moved perfectly in sync with the music.
Origin of synchronising
Greek, syn (together) + khronos (time)
Examples of synchronising in a sentence
Synchronising devices improved the workflow efficiency. The synchronising mechanism ensured all clocks showed the same time. Synchronising signals were crucial for the experiment's success. The synchronising swimmers created a beautiful pattern in the water. Synchronising efforts across departments improved the project's efficiency.
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- French:synchronisé, synchronisant, ...
- German:synchronisierend, parallel, ...
- Italian:sincronizzante, coordinante, ...
- Spanish:coordinador, simultáneo, ...
- Portuguese:sincronizado, sincronizante, ...
- Chinese:同步的, 同时运行的, ...
- Japanese:同期する, 同時進行の, ...
- Arabic:مُزامِن, مُتَزامِن, ...
- Hebrew:מְסֻנְכְרָן, מְסַנְכֵּר, ...
- Russian:синхронизированный, синхронизирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:синхронізуючий, гармонізуючий, ...
- Hindi:समकालिक, एकसाथ संचालित, ...
Definition of synchronise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
time adjustmentRare UK adjust devices to show the same timeRare UK
- Synchronise your watch with the clock tower.
2.
timingRare UK adjust the timing of an event to match anotherRare UK
- The team will synchronise the launch with the keynote speech..
3.
film soundTECH. UK make motion picture sound match the actionTECH. UK
- They synchronise the dialogue with the actors' lips.
Expressions with synchronise
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set watches to show the same time together
Let's synchronise watches before we start the mission.
Origin of synchronise
Greek, syn (together) + chronos (time)
Examples of synchronise in a sentence
Let's synchronise our schedules for the meeting. We need to synchronise our watches before the mission. The dancers will synchronise their moves for the performance. The editor will synchronise the sound effects with the video. Technicians must synchronise the background score with the scene transitions.
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- French:synchroniser, ...
- German:synchronisieren, abstimmen, ...
- Italian:sincronizzare, ...
- Spanish:sincronizar, ajustar el tiempo, ...
- Portuguese:sincronizar, ajustar o tempo, ...
- Chinese:同步, 协调时间, ...
- Japanese:同期させる, 同期する, ...
- Arabic:زامَنَ, وَافَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַנְכְּרֵן, לְסַנְכֵּר, ...
- Russian:синхронизировать, подстроить время, ...
- Ukrainian:синхронізувати, узгодити, ...
- Hindi:समय मिलाना, सिंक करना, ...
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