synchronise
의미: To cause two or more things to happen, operate, or move at the same time or rate. In technology, to ensure that data or systems match across multiple devices or platforms.
Synchronise spans technical, military, and figurative usage. In business and policy contexts, it often means aligning schedules, strategies, or regulatory frameworks. The noun 'synchronisation' and adjective 'synchronised' are equally common. In computing, syncing data has become so ubiquitous that the shortened form 'sync' dominates informal registers. The British spelling with -ise is standard in formal UK writing.
예문
- The two agencies struggled to synchronise their databases, leading to duplicate records and conflicting information. 两个机构难以同步其数据库,导致了记录重复和信息矛盾。Las dos agencias tuvieron dificultades para sincronizar sus bases de datos, lo que generó registros duplicados e información contradictoria.二つの機関はデータベースの同期に苦労し、記録の重複と情報の矛盾が生じた。두 기관은 데이터베이스 동기화에 어려움을 겪어 기록 중복과 정보 불일치가 발생했다.
- EU member states were urged to synchronise their border control procedures ahead of the summer travel season. 欧盟成员国被敦促在夏季旅行季到来之前统一边境管控程序。Se instó a los Estados miembros de la UE a sincronizar sus procedimientos de control fronterizo antes de la temporada estival de viajes.EU加盟国は夏の旅行シーズンに先立ち、国境管理手続きの統一を求められた。EU 회원국들은 여름 여행 시즌에 앞서 국경 관리 절차를 통일하도록 촉구받았다.
- The choreographer synchronised the dancers' movements with a precision that drew gasps from the audience. 编舞者以令观众惊叹的精准度使舞者们的动作实现了完美同步。La coreógrafa sincronizó los movimientos de los bailarines con una precisión que arrancó exclamaciones del público.振付師はダンサーたちの動きを驚嘆を誘うほどの精密さで同期させた。안무가는 관객의 탄성을 자아낼 만큼의 정밀함으로 무용수들의 동작을 동기화시켰다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: professional, academic, technology
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Greek synchronizein, from syn- (together) + chronos (time). Entered English in the 17th century. The modern technological sense dates from the mid-20th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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