The government's ideas are out of sync with a nation demanding change.
Financial and business terms. 2012.
be out of sync with sth — be out of sync (with sth/sb) ► to fail to work well together , or to fail to agree or match with something or someone else: »The government s ideas are out of sync with a nation demanding change. Main Entry: ↑sync … Financial and business terms
be out of sync with sth/sb — be out of sync (with sth/sb) ► to fail to work well together , or to fail to agree or match with something or someone else: »The government s ideas are out of sync with a nation demanding change. Main Entry: ↑sync … Financial and business terms
out of sync — working at different times, at different speeds, or in a different way The school day is totally out of sync with working parents … English dictionary
Out-of-Sync — This article is about the film. For the unrelated book, see Out of Sync. Out of Sync Directed by Debbie Allen Produced by … Wikipedia
Out of Sync — This article is about the book. For the unrelated film, see Out of Sync. Out of Sync … Wikipedia
be out of sync — (with sth/sb) ► to fail to work well together , or to fail to agree or match with something or someone else: »The government s ideas are out of sync with a nation demanding change. Main Entry: ↑sync … Financial and business terms
sync — UK US (also synch) /sɪŋk/ noun [U] ● be in sync (with sth/sb) Cf. be in sync with sth/sb ● be out of sync (with sth/sb) Cf. be out of sync with sth/sb … Financial and business terms
sync or synch — [ sıŋk ] noun INFORMAL in sync working together at the same time, at the same speed, or in the same way: Production and demand are now in sync. out of sync working at different times, at different speeds, or in a different way: The school day is… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
sync — sync1 synch [sıŋk] n [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: synchronization] 1.) in sync (with sth/sb) a) if things are in sync, they are working well together at exactly the same time and speed be/move/work in sync ▪ The two mechanisms have to work in sync.… … Dictionary of contemporary English
sync — /sɪŋk/ (say singk) Colloquial –noun 1. synchronisation. –verb (i), verb (t) 2. → synchronise. –phrase 3. in sync, (of separate parts, entities, etc.) operating as a synchronised whole. 4. out of sync, (of separate parts) not operating together as …
