synchronizing

• Substantivo que designa a ação ou o processo de tornar coisas simultâneas ou fazer com que funcionem em conjunto, geralmente envolvendo coordenação ou ajuste.

A noun referring to the act or process of making things occur at the same time or work together in unison, often involving coordination or adjustment.

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1. Simultaneous occurrenceB2formal

   The relation that exists when things occur at the same time.

   Sincronização

   • The synchronizing of the dancers' movements was flawless.
   • Synchronizing of the two events was crucial for the experiment.
   • The synchronizing of the clocks ensured everyone started at the same moment.

   Sinônimoscoincidenceconcurrencecontemporaneitysynchronization

2. Adjustment for unisonB2formal

   An adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison.

   Sincronização

   • The synchronizing of the audio and video tracks took several hours.
   • Proper synchronizing of the machines prevents production errors.
   • The synchronizing of the team's efforts led to a successful launch.

   Sinônimosalignmentcoordinationharmonizationsyncsynchronization

3. Time coordinationB2formal

   Coordinating by causing to indicate the same time.

   Sincronização

   • The synchronizing of the watches was done before the mission.
   • Network synchronizing ensures all devices show the correct time.
   • The synchronizing of the timers allowed for a coordinated start.

   Sinônimossyncsynchronisationsynchronization

   Antônimosdesynchronizing

• Verbo que significa fazer com que eventos ou operações ocorram no mesmo momento ou à mesma velocidade, ou alinhar dados entre dispositivos ou sistemas para que fiquem consistentes.

A verb meaning to cause things to occur or operate at the same time or rate, or to match data between devices or systems.

1. Make synchronousB2formal

   To cause something to operate or occur at the same time or rate as something else.

   Sincronizar

   • The dancers synchronized their movements perfectly.
   • We need to synchronize our watches before the mission.
   • The software synchronizes data across all devices.

   Sinônimosaligncoordinateharmonizematchmeshsynctime

2. Happen at the same timeB2formal

   To occur simultaneously or in coordination with another event.

   Sincronizar

   • The fireworks synchronized with the music.
   • Their heartbeats seemed to synchronize as they held hands.
   • The two clocks synchronize automatically every hour.

   Sinônimosalignco-occurcoincideconcurcoordinate

3. Coordinate audio and videoB2formal

   To align sound with the corresponding visual action in film or video production.

   Sincronizar áudio e vídeo

   • The editor synchronized the dialogue with the actors' lip movements.
   • It took hours to synchronize the soundtrack with the film.
   • The audio track was not synchronized properly with the video.

   Sinônimosaligncoordinatelockmatchsync

4. Arrange events to co-occurB2formal

   To plan or organize events so that they happen at the same time.

   Sincronizar

   • The organizers synchronized the conference sessions to avoid overlaps.
   • They synchronized their schedules to meet for lunch.
   • The team synchronized their efforts for the product launch.

   Sinônimosaligncoordinatedovetailharmonizemeshorchestratescheduletime

5. Operate simultaneouslyB2formal

   To function or work together at the same time.

   Sincronizar

   • The machines synchronize to produce a seamless output.
   • The two systems synchronize to share data in real time.
   • All the lights synchronize to flash in sequence.

   Sinônimosaligncoordinateharmonizemesh

   Antônimosmisalign

6. Set to the same timeB2formal

   To adjust clocks or devices to show the same time or rate.

   Sincronizar

   • Please synchronize your watches before the race begins.
   • The server synchronizes the time across all connected devices.
   • They synchronized their calendars to avoid scheduling conflicts.

   Sinônimosaligncoordinatematchregulateset

   Antônimosmisalignoffset