Padrão de uso:
szinkronizál vmit vmivel
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
make data or devices match
Temas
technology
|data
|devices
|timing
Definição
To cause two or more things, especially electronic devices or data sets, to have the same content or to be correctly timed with each other.
Padrão de uso:
vmit vmilyen nyelvre szinkronizál
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
to replace film sound in another language
Temas
film
|television
|translation
|audio
|dubbing
|arts_entertainment
|communication
Definição
To replace the original spoken soundtrack of a film, TV show, or other video with a new recording, typically in another language.
Padrão de uso:
adatokat / fájlokat / névjegyeket vmivel
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
make data the same everywhere
Temas
computing
|data_management
|devices
|automation
|technology
|communication
Definição
To automatically update and match digital data so that multiple devices or systems all have the same, most recent information.
Padrão de uso:
a hangot / dialógust a képpel
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
match sound with picture
Temas
film
|audio
|video
|editing
|lip_sync
|arts_entertainment
|communication
|technology
Definição
To arrange or adjust recorded sound so that it matches the corresponding actions or lip movements in film or video.
Padrão de uso:
szálakat / folyamatokat / hozzáférést
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
control timing of processes
Temas
computing
|programming
|concurrency
|threads
|resource_access
|technology
|science
Definição
In computing and engineering, to control or manage the timing of processes or threads so that they work together correctly, especially when they share data or resources.
Padrão de uso:
vmit vmivel
Ainda não há pares de exemplos.
Significado
make actions happen together
Temas
coordination
|timing
|scheduling
|movement
|core_vocabulary
Definição
To cause two or more actions, processes, or events to happen at the same time or at the same speed, often so they work smoothly together.
