Pronunciation: /ˈsɪŋkrəˌnaɪz/
noun the act of causing things to occur or operate at the same time or rate
A1 I need to synchronize my watch with the clock on the wall.
A2 The dancers moved in perfect synchronization with the music.
B1 It is important to synchronize your email account across all your devices.
B2 The software allows users to synchronize their files with a cloud storage service.
C1 The team worked together to synchronize their efforts and achieve their goal.
C2 The orchestra members must synchronize their playing to create a harmonious sound.
verb to cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate
A1 I synchronize my watch with the clock on the wall.
A2 Let's synchronize our schedules so we can meet up.
B1 The dancers need to synchronize their movements for the performance.
B2 The software is designed to synchronize data across multiple devices.
C1 It is important to synchronize all aspects of the project to ensure success.
C2 The conductor must synchronize the orchestra perfectly for a flawless performance.
formal It is important to synchronize all data across multiple devices to ensure consistency.
informal Make sure to synchronize your phone with your computer so they have the same information.
slang Let's sync up our schedules so we can hang out this weekend.
figurative The dancers moved in perfect synchronization, creating a mesmerizing performance.
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