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sincronizare

synchronization /sin.kro.ni.ˈza.re/

noun#2269 most common

Also: syncing, coordination (of timing)

Example sentences

Sincronizarea este importantă.
Synchronization is important.
Am nevoie de o sincronizare mai bună a datelor.
I need better data synchronization.
Sincronizarea telefonului cu calculatorul durează câteva minute.
Syncing the phone with the computer takes a few minutes.
Fără o sincronizare precisă a ceasurilor, experimentul ar fi eșuat.
Without precise synchronization of the clocks, the experiment would have failed.
Regizorul a insistat asupra unei sincronizări perfecte între sunet și imagine.
The director insisted on perfect synchronization between sound and image.
Sincronizarea mișcărilor dansatorilor a impresionat întregul public, reflectând ore întregi de repetiții.
The synchronization of the dancers' movements impressed the whole audience, reflecting hours of rehearsal.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativesincronizaresincronizări
Genitivesincronizăriisincronizărilor
Accusativesincronizaresincronizări
Vocativesincronizaresincronizări

Word family

sincronizato synchronize
sincronsynchronous
sincronizatsynchronized
sincronismsynchronism
sincronizatorsynchronizer (device)

Etymology

Romanian formed "sincronizare" from the verb "sincroniza", borrowed from French "synchroniser" during the nineteenth-century modernization of Romanian vocabulary. The native suffix "-are" turns the verb into an action noun, the same pattern that turns "mânca" into "mâncare". The French verb itself goes back to Greek "syn-" (together) plus "khronos" (time).

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