Pronunciation: /saɪˌmʌlˈteɪniəsli/
adjective existing, occurring, or operating at the same time
A1 I can walk and chew gum simultaneously.
A2 She can listen to music and do her homework simultaneously.
B1 The team members were working simultaneously on different tasks.
B2 The orchestra played the complex piece of music simultaneously.
C1 The synchronized swimmers moved simultaneously in perfect harmony.
C2 The dancers performed the intricate routine simultaneously, showcasing their talent.
adverb at the same time; concurrently
A1 I can walk and chew gum simultaneously.
A2 She can listen to music and study simultaneously.
B1 The chef cooked multiple dishes simultaneously in the kitchen.
B2 The orchestra played the symphony beautifully, with each section playing simultaneously.
C1 The synchronized swimmers moved in perfect harmony, all performing their routines simultaneously.
C2 The scientists conducted multiple experiments simultaneously in order to gather data more efficiently.
formal The researchers were able to collect data from multiple sources simultaneously.
informal I can walk and chew gum simultaneously.
slang She can juggle work and school simultaneously.
figurative Balancing work and personal life is like trying to walk a tightrope simultaneously.
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