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Meanings of synchronise in anglès

portuguès
sincronizar
català
sincronitzar
espanyol
sincronizarse

Make synchronous and adjust in time or manner.

sincronitzar
portuguès
sincronizar
espanyol
ajustar al tiempo

Arrange or represent events so that they co-occur.

sincronizar
Usage of synchronise in anglès
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Many species can detect this and use it to synchronise their breeding.
The South African
2
This reality engages us totally, and we synchronise with its tempo.
Death by Video Game
3
AXFR stands for Asynchronous Full Zone Transfer, a tool used to synchronise servers.
Death by Video Game
4
Every season they listen to each other and synchronise their songs.
BBC
5
Two light snores, that did not synchronise, quarrelled in funny dialogue.
The Nigger Of The "Narcissus": A Tale Of The Forecastle
6
Until they all synchronise she can behave as if she's insane.
The Drowned World
7
The Mannheim Regional Court found Apple infringed a patent used to synchronise e-mail accounts.
The Irish Times
8
Choir members' pulse rates can synchronise when they sing together, scientists in Sweden claim.
BBC
9
We need to synchronise our technological progress with our principles.
The Guardian
10
Fortunately, your progress is saved on the cloud so you can synchronise with different devices.
The South African
11
I just think we need to synchronise that more.
Reuters
12
The CME said it was working with major banks to synchronise their systems to start trading.
Reuters
13
This was in marked contrast to the Government, where Ministers can't be trusted to synchronise their watches.
The Irish Times
14
Every season they listen to each other and synchronise their songs Sometimes the whales' response is dramatic.
BBC
15
We synchronise our hoods and set off.
The Irish Times
16
Investigate the possibility of introducing a process to synchronise all high speed recorders to a common time standard.
News.com.au
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Translations for synchronise
portuguès
sincronizar
Synchronise through the time