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Apple cobra Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Sync phrasal verbs

The other day at work I heard someone say that they were gonna sync with someone regarding a certain project. I don't remember the exact words which is why I wanted to discuss it. How do you say it and what's the difference in meaning?


I'll sync with you after lunch?

I'll sync up with you?


Which one is it?

  

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I've never heard anyone say this.

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I've never heard anyone say this.

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apple cobraI'll sync up with you?

Probably that one. It's only recently been applied to people's timetables and lives.

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/sync+up

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apple cobraI'll sync up with you?

I think I would understand this one more readily.

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Let me just add some context:

A couple of months ago, I was working in San Francisco at a start-up company. I'm an engineer, and sometimes when you are in charge of, for example, managing three projects at the same time with different people, it becomes necessary to catch up with your team. There are these special meetings called "sync up meetings" in which people discuss anything projec

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