synchronize, synchronise брит. [ˈsɪŋkrənaɪz] ГЛ. перех.
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- synchronizować [perf z-]
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| you | synchronize |
| he/she/it | synchronizes |
| we | synchronize |
| you | synchronize |
| they | synchronize |
| I | synchronized |
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| you | synchronized |
| he/she/it | synchronized |
| we | synchronized |
| you | synchronized |
| they | synchronized |
| I | have | synchronized |
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| you | have | synchronized |
| he/she/it | has | synchronized |
| we | have | synchronized |
| you | have | synchronized |
| they | have | synchronized |
| I | had | synchronized |
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| you | had | synchronized |
| he/she/it | had | synchronized |
| we | had | synchronized |
| you | had | synchronized |
| they | had | synchronized |
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The mouth movements had to be entirely computer-generated in order to synchronise with the sound.
en.wikipedia.org Allegedly, the clock could be heard four miles away, and people synchronised their watches with the sound of the tower's bell.
en.wikipedia.org The epic shows synchronised with the energy of the techno music of that era and was created before the digital video revolution.
en.wikipedia.org Bacteria use quorum sensing to synchronise release of the molecules.
en.wikipedia.org Mature adults often synchronise their spawning, forming spawning towers or groups of up to 35 individuals which may persist for a week or more.
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