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Meanings of synchronize in English

Portuguese
sincronizar
Catalan
sincronitzar
Spanish
sincronizarse

Make synchronous and adjust in time or manner.

sincronizar
Portuguese
sincronizar
Spanish
ajustar al tiempo

Arrange or represent events so that they co-occur.

sincronizar
Usage of synchronize in English
1
What's important is to synchronize these kinds of investments with the market.
Reuters
2
Asakawa and Ryuji began to chant in order to synchronize their efforts.
RING
3
Quorum-sensing is the mechanism by which bacteria communicate and synchronize group behaviors.
Pubmed
4
It took us just a few paces to synchronize our steps again.
The wildwater walking club
5
Palm has touted the Pre's ability to synchronize seamlessly with Apple iTunes.
Wired
6
A stretched string responds to aërial vibrations which synchronize with its own.
Six Lectures on Light / Delivered In The United States In 1872-1...
7
To access the spatial information we synchronize scanning and data acquisition.
Pubmed
8
Almost every program out there will synchronize files among devices, including your servers.
Reuters
9
And the option to synchronize documents is no big deal either.
Reuters
10
The clock will also automatically synchronize the time to your iPhone or iPod.
Wired
11
There were about thirty of us, hoping to synchronize our efforts.
The forgotten soldier
12
In the absence of coincident synaptic input, GoCs synchronize their firing.
Pubmed
13
When I attempted to synchronize, though, I developed a splitting headache.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
14
No, they haven't been able to synchronize with his wave yet.
Spacehounds of IPC
15
That said, XA transactions can be a useful way to synchronize data between servers.
High performance mysql, 2nd edition
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The exchange used to stay open until midnight to synchronize with the NY exchange.
The new yorker
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Translations for synchronize
Portuguese
sincronizar
Synchronize through the time
Synchronize across language varieties
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