Definition
Definition of syncing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- The dancers were syncing in their movements.
- The syncing team worked seamlessly together.
- Their syncing voices created a beautiful harmony.
Origin of syncing
English, sync (synchronize)
Terms with syncing included in their meaning
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- French:synchronisé, ...
- German:im Einklang, ...
- Italian:in armonia, ...
- Spanish:en armonía, ...
- Portuguese:em sintonia, ...
- Chinese:和谐一致, ...
- Japanese:シンクロしている, ...
- Arabic:مُتَزامِن, ...
- Hebrew:מְסֻנְכְּרָן, ...
- Russian:синхронизированные, ...
- Ukrainian:синхронізовані, ...
- Hindi:सिंकिंग, ...
Definition of sync - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
timingstate of being in harmony or agreement
- The dancers moved in perfect sync.
2.
synchronizationprocess of making things work together
- The sync of the devices was successful.
3.
song placementTECH. music license for synchronization with mediaTECH.
- The film required a sync for the soundtrack.
Verb
1.
coordinationtr./intr. match or adjust to harmonizetr./intr.
- He synced the music to the video perfectly..
2.
technologytr./intr. US make devices or data match in timetr./intr. US
- I need to sync my phone with my computer.
3.
mediatr. align audio with videotr.
- The editor had to sync the soundtrack with the film.
Expressions with sync
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working together smoothly and efficiently
The team worked in sync to complete the project.
not matching in time
The audio and video were out of sync.
make things work at the same time or rate
Let's sync up our watches before the hike..
become properly aligned in timing, movement or process with others
We need to get in sync before the performance starts.
act of moving lips to match recorded sound
The singer's lip-sync was flawless during the concert.
option or method that aligns frame delivery with monitor refresh rate
Enable V-sync to stop tearing during fast motion.
Origin of sync
Greek, syn (together) + chronos (time)
Examples of sync in a sentence
The project succeeds only when marketing and sales are in sync. The sync between the audio and video was off. We need to check the sync of our schedules. They secured a sync for the TV series. A sync was needed for the advertisement. They need to sync their schedules for the project.
The dancers synced their movements to the beat. She forgot to sync her calendar with the office schedule. The app allows users to sync their playlists across devices. They needed to sync the dialogue with the actors' lips. The technician worked to sync the music with the visuals.
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- French:synchronisation, synchroniser, ...
- German:Einklang, abstimmen, ...
- Italian:sincronia, armonizzare, ...
- Spanish:sincronía, sincronizar, ...
- Portuguese:sincronia, sincronizar, ...
- Chinese:同步, 使协调, ...
- Japanese:同調, シンクする, ...
- Arabic:تَزامُن, زَامَنَ, ...
- Hebrew:סִנְכְרוּן, לְסַנְכְרֵן, ...
- Russian:синхронность, синхронизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:синхронність, гармонізувати, ...
- Hindi:तालमेल, तालमेल बिठाना, ...
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