sync
Sync (verb) means to make two or more things happen or update together at the same time. Example: “Make sure your phone is set to sync with your calendar automatically.”
How to use sync
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo keep things updated together, or the state of being lined up in time.
Word forms
- Third person singular
- syncs
- Past tense
- synced, synched, sunk
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Make sure your phone is set to _____ with your calendar automatically.
Etymology
A shortened form of "synchronization."
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