synch
/sɪŋk/
noun
- The state of things happening at the same time or working together smoothly.
- The team's communication was in synch, leading to a quick win.
- Our schedules are out of synch, so we rarely see each other.
- The dancers were perfectly in synch during the performance.
verb
- To cause two or more things to happen at the same time or work together.
- The dancers tried to synch their movements with the music.
- We need to synch our watches before the race starts.
- Can you synch the video with the audio track?
- To make data on two or more devices match each other.
- Don't forget to synch your files before you log off.
- I always synch my phone with my computer to back up photos.
- The app will automatically synch your calendar across all devices.
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