Pronunciation: /saɪˈmʌlˈteɪniəs/
adjective occurring, operating, or done at the same time
A1 I can't talk on the phone and drive simultaneously.
A2 The dancers performed a simultaneous routine on stage.
B1 The project required simultaneous collaboration from multiple teams.
B2 The two countries signed a simultaneous agreement to strengthen diplomatic ties.
C1 The orchestra played the symphony with simultaneous precision and emotion.
C2 The CEO managed to handle multiple crises simultaneously, showcasing her exceptional leadership skills.
adverb simultaneously
A1 I can walk and chew gum simultaneously.
A2 She can listen to music and study simultaneously.
B1 The team members worked simultaneously on different tasks.
B2 The actors delivered their lines simultaneously, creating a powerful scene.
C1 The orchestra played the complex piece with perfect timing, each musician performing their part simultaneously.
C2 The synchronized swimmers moved through the water simultaneously, creating a beautiful and mesmerizing performance.
formal The two events were scheduled to occur simultaneously.
informal We need to do both tasks at the same time.
slang Let's multitask and handle everything simultaneously.
figurative Balancing work and personal life can feel like juggling multiple balls simultaneously.
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