synchronize

synchronize
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verb
(to (cause to) happen at the same time, go at the same speed etc, as something else: In the film, the movements of the actors' lips did not synchronize with the sounds of their words; to synchronize watches.) gleichzeitig sein
- synchronization
- synchronisation
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syn·chro·nize
[ˈsɪŋkrənaɪz]
I. vt
▪ to \synchronize sth etw aufeinander abstimmen
II. vi zeitlich zusammenfallen
the show was designed so that the lights \synchronized with the music die Show war so ausgerichtet, dass die Lichter mit der Musik synchron geschaltet waren
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['sIŋkrənaɪz]
1. vt
abstimmen (with auf +acc); two actions, movements aufeinander abstimmen; (FILM) synchronisieren (with mit); clocks gleichstellen (with mit)

synchronize (your) watches! — Uhrenvergleich!

synchronized swimming — Synchronschwimmen nt

2. vi (FILM)
synchron sein (with mit); (clocks) gleich gehen; (actions) zusammenfallen, gleichzeitig ablaufen (with mit); (movements) in Übereinstimmung sein (with mit)
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synchronize [ˈsıŋkrənaız]
A v/i
1. gleichzeitig sein, zeitlich zusammenfallen oder übereinstimmen
2. synchron gehen (Uhr) oder laufen (Maschine)
3. besonders FILM, TV synchronisiert sein
B v/t
1. Uhren, Maschinen synchronisieren, auf Gleichlauf bringen:
synchronized shifting AUTO etc Synchron(gang)schaltung f
2. besonders FILM, TV synchronisieren
3. Ereignisse synchronistisch darstellen, Gleichzeitiges zusammenstellen
4. Geschehnisse (zeitlich) zusammenfallen lassen oder aufeinander abstimmen:
synchronized swimming SPORT Synchronschwimmen n
5. MUS
a) ein Orchester etc zum (genauen) Zusammenspiel bringen
b) eine Passage etc genau zusammen ausführen (lassen)
6. synchronized sleep synchronisierter Schlaf
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(US) v.
synchron laufen ausdr.
synchron schalten ausdr.
synchronisieren v.

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