Szinkronizálva

Szinkronizálva is a Hungarian word that translates to "synchronized" in English. It refers to the state of two or more things happening or being in agreement at the same time. This concept applies across various fields. In the context of media, szinkronizálva often describes the process of dubbing films or television shows into Hungarian, where the new dialogue is timed to match the lip movements of the actors on screen. This ensures a seamless viewing experience for Hungarian-speaking audiences.

Beyond media, szinkronizálva can describe any instance of coordinated action. For example, dancers performing szinkronizálva would be moving in perfect unison. In technical contexts, it might refer to systems or devices operating in a synchronized manner, ensuring data consistency or proper functioning. The core idea is always about alignment and simultaneous occurrence. Whether it's the ticking of two clocks, the actions of a team, or the audio and video in a film, szinkronizálva denotes a state of being perfectly in step with each other.