Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.
sync — or synch [siŋk] vt., vi. synced or synched, syncing or synching short for SYNCHRONIZE n. short for SYNCHRONIZATION in sync or in synch 1. in synchronization (with) … English World dictionary
sync or synch — [ sıŋk ] noun INFORMAL in sync working together at the same time, at the same speed, or in the same way: Production and demand are now in sync. out of sync working at different times, at different speeds, or in a different way: The school day is… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
synch — sync UK [sɪŋk] / US or synch UK / US noun informal in sync out of sync See: sync II … English dictionary
Synch-Point — produces English language versions of anime and manga for North American distribution. A Synch Point is a visual or audio cue that marks the 0:00:00 start on an editor s time codes. Synch Point is the production division of Anime Gamers USA Inc.… … Wikipedia
sync — UK US (also synch) /sɪŋk/ noun [U] ● be in sync (with sth/sb) Cf. be in sync with sth/sb ● be out of sync (with sth/sb) Cf. be out of sync with sth/sb … Financial and business terms
sync — (also synch) informal ► NOUN ▪ synchronization. ► VERB ▪ synchronize. ● in (or out of) sync Cf. ↑out of sync … English terms dictionary
synch — (sĭngk) n. & v. Informal Variant of sync. * * * … Universalium
Synch — Synchronization is commonly abbreviated as Synch or Sync.The term synch or sync can also refer to:In computing and electronics*sync (Unix) is a command for UNIX like operating systems to flushing pending i/o to filesystems, especially before… … Wikipedia
sync — sync1 synch [sıŋk] n [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: synchronization] 1.) in sync (with sth/sb) a) if things are in sync, they are working well together at exactly the same time and speed be/move/work in sync ▪ The two mechanisms have to work in sync.… … Dictionary of contemporary English
sync — I. transitive verb also synch (synced; also synched; syncing; also synching) Date: 1945 synchronize II. noun also synch Date: 1929 synchronization, synchronism … New Collegiate Dictionary
