Collocation
Let's sync up.
Let's coordinate, share updates, or meet to ensure we are aligned and working together effectively.
Definition
'Let's sync up.' is a common English collocation. Let's coordinate, share updates, or meet to ensure we are aligned and working together effectively.
Let's + sync + up
“Let's sync up tomorrow morning to discuss the project's progress.”
Examples
- Let's sync up later this week to review the project status.
- The project team synced up daily to ensure they were always aligned.
- We should sync up with our colleagues in New York to discuss the international launch.
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- Can you sync up with me after lunch to go over the new client proposal?
- I'm syncing up with Sarah right now to get her feedback on the design.
- It's crucial that all departments sync up their schedules for the annual report.
- They had to sync up their timelines to ensure everything was completed on schedule.
- We will sync up once the data is analyzed to decide on the next steps.
- He needs to sync up with his manager before making any final decisions.
- After the conference, everyone felt the need to sync up to share their takeaways.
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