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sync

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Übersetzungen

syncsubstantiv
syncs
Pl.
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synchroFamilier, surtout en informatique.
The dancers moved in perfect sync with the music.
Les danseurs bougeaient en parfaite synchro avec la musique.
synchronisationSens formel ; en informatique, mise en concordance de données ou d'appareils.
The software update included a sync feature to keep files consistent across devices.
La mise à jour du logiciel incluait une fonction de synchronisation pour garder les fichiers cohérents sur plusieurs appareils.
Synonyme
synchrony
synchronization
simultaneity
coincidence
concurrence
syncverb
synced
Präteritum
synced
Partizip Perfekt
syncing
Gerundium
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synchroniserSens général et technique.
The technician will sync the audio with the video to ensure they play simultaneously.
Le technicien synchronisera l’audio avec la vidéo pour qu’ils soient lus simultanément.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
se synchroniserQuand il s'agit d'une coordination mutuelle entre personnes, actions ou processus.
Synonyme
match
concur
align
coordinate
harmonize
synchronize
Antonyme
unsync
desynchronize
syncadjektiv
Used attributively before nouns to denote features or settings related to synchronization, e.g., "sync settings", "sync button".
synchroneTechnique ; se dit d'un fonctionnement coordonné ou simultané.
You can adjust the sync preferences to decide which folders are updated.
Vous pouvez ajuster les préférences synchrones pour décider quels dossiers sont mis à jour.
Synonyme
consonant
matched
simultaneous
concurrent
in unison
in phase
harmonized
aligned
coordinated
in step
in-step
in sync
synchronized
synchronised
synchronous

Definitionen

syncsubstantiv
Synchronization; the state of being in agreement or working together at the same time.
The dancers moved in perfect sync with the music.
A process of causing two or more things to operate at the same time or rate.
The software update included a sync feature to keep files consistent across devices.
syncverb
To cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate.
The technician will sync the audio with the video to ensure they play simultaneously.
To coordinate or harmonize actions or processes.
The team needs to sync their efforts to meet the project deadline.
To update data on one device to match data on another device.
You should sync your phone with your computer to back up your contacts and photos.
syncadjektiv
Relating to or designed for synchronization; enabling or involving the process of making things operate together or exchange data automatically.
You can adjust the sync preferences to decide which folders are updated.
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