Definition
Definition of syncing up - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The syncing up of schedules was necessary for the meeting.
2.
- The syncing up of the devices took a few minutes.
Examples of syncing up in a sentence
The syncing up of their watches ensured perfect timing. Syncing up our schedules was a challenge. The syncing up of the software updates was seamless.
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- French:synchronisation, ...
- German:Koordination, Integration, ...
- Italian:sincronizzazione, integrazione, ...
- Spanish:coordinación, ...
- Portuguese:coordenação, alinhamento, ...
- Chinese:配合, 同步, ...
- Japanese:調整, 統合, ...
- Arabic:تَنسِيق, مُزَامَنَة, ...
- Hebrew:תֵּיאוּם, הַתְאָמָה, ...
- Russian:координация, синхронизация, ...
- Ukrainian:координація, інтеграція, ...
- Hindi:समन्वय, एकीकरण, ...
Definition of sync up - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- Let's sync up our watches before the hike..
2.
- Let's sync up our calendars to find a meeting time.
3.
- You need to sync up your phone with the computer.
Examples of sync up in a sentence
The software will sync up all your devices. We need to sync up before the project starts. The team will sync up to finalize the details. The technician will sync up the devices for the presentation. Make sure to sync up the tablets before the meeting.
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- French:synchroniser, aligner, ...
- German:synchronisieren, abstimmen, ...
- Italian:sincronizzare, allineare, ...
- Spanish:sincronizar, coordinar, ...
- Portuguese:sincronizar, sincronizar-se, ...
- Chinese:同步, 对接, ...
- Japanese:時間を合わせる, 調整する, ...
- Arabic:زَامَنَ, وَافَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַנְכְּרֵן, לְתַאֵם, ...
- Russian:синхронизировать, согласовать, ...
- Ukrainian:синхронізувати, ...
- Hindi:तालमेल बिठाना, समन्वय करना, ...
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