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Meanings of sync in English

Portuguese
sincronizar
Catalan
sincronitzar

Make synchronous and adjust in time or manner.

sincronizar
Usage of sync in English
1
Man and machine work in sync to create the modern motor car.
The Irish Times
2
The result would snap me back in sync with proper space-time alignment.
Emperor Mollusk Versus the Sinister Brain
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Part 2: Working with Solutions To realign with an in sync rhythm.
Feminist dot com
4
The free, cross-browser, cross-platform bookmarking sync service XMarks is shutting its doors.
Wired
5
Restart replication from the recorded position and allow the slaves to sync.
Mysql high availability
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The aim is to sync the traffic signals together, to limit congestion.
BBC
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The first three tabs offer drive information and backup and sync scheduling.
Wired
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At just the right speed, it would sync up with Jupiter's gravity.
Wired
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It's rare that Academy voters and critics are in sync, he said.
Reuters
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Is that speech meant to be out of sync with the image?
The Guardian
11
Songs sync onto the phone's 1GB of memory via Windows Media Player.
Wired
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Even better, playlists sync easily over Wi-Fi -no USB cable required.
Wired
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It can also share and sync media folders with PCs or Macs.
Wired
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Choose to sync either the whole shared drive or just selected folders.
Wired
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In essence, what it means is that someone is out of sync.
Wired
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Save your files to SkyDrive, and they will also sync across devices.
Wired
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Translations for sync
Portuguese
sincronizar
Sync through the time
Sync across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare