sync

[sɪŋk]

sync Definition

  • 1to make things work together effectively or to happen at the same time and speed
  • 2to transfer data between devices so that they have the same information

Using sync: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sync" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The dancers had to sync their movements with the music.

  • Example

    I need to sync my phone with my computer to transfer the files.

  • Example

    The traffic lights are synced to ensure smooth traffic flow.

sync Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for sync

Phrases with sync

  • happening at the same time and speed, or in agreement with each other

    Example

    Their heartbeats were in sync as they danced together.

  • not happening at the same time and speed, or not in agreement with each other

    Example

    The audio and video were out of sync in the movie.

  • sync up

    to synchronize or coordinate with someone or something

    Example

    Let's sync up our schedules to find a time to meet.

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Summary: sync in Brief

The verb 'sync' [sɪŋk] refers to making things work together effectively or transferring data between devices. It can also mean ensuring that things happen at the same time and speed. Examples include syncing dance movements with music and syncing devices to transfer files. Phrases like 'in sync' and 'out of sync' denote agreement or disagreement, respectively. 'Sync up' is an informal way of saying 'synchronize.'

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