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syn.chro.nize (obj)Br and Aus usually -ise 5sIN7krE7naIzvto (cause to) happen at the same time（使）同时发生，（使）在时间上一致The show was designed so that the lights synchronized with the music. [I]演出经过精心设计，使亮灯和音乐在时间上取得了一致。If you're also going home at some point this month, why don't we synchronize our weekends and meet up? [T]如果你也这个月回家，我们为什么不安排共同的周末碰碰头呢？If you synchronize clocks or watches, you change them so that they all show the same time.使（钟表）显示同一时间，校准We'd better synchronize our watches if we all want to be there at the same time.如果我们大家想同时到达那里，最好对对表。Synchronized swimming is a sport in which a group of people make graceful dance-like movements in the water at the same time.（由两名以上泳者按音乐节奏同步表演的）花样游泳
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