sync

/sɪŋk/verb

To make two or more things match or work together at the same time, especially data, clocks, or sound and video.

Example sentence

“The app syncs your calendar across your phone and laptop.”

Clipped from 'synchronize'. The phrases 'in sync' and 'out of sync' apply to anything from music to coworkers.

Related words

offlineNot connected to the internet or to a larger network.installTo set up equipment or software and make it ready for use.hardwareTools, fasteners, fittings, and other equipment used for building and repairing things.rebootTo restart a computer so that its operating system loads again, often to fix a problem.cursorThe small movable marker on a computer screen, often called a pointer, that shows where the pointing device is aimed.crashA sudden, loud, forceful noise, like the sound of cymbals or something breaking.