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Definition of dubbed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
translatedTECH. having a soundtrack in a different languageTECH.
- The movie was dubbed into Spanish for the local audience.
2.
namedgiven a name or title
- The knight was dubbed Sir Lancelot by the king.
Origin of dubbed
English, dub (give a name) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of dubbed in a sentence
The series was dubbed into German for TV broadcast. The artist was dubbed the new Picasso. She was dubbed the queen of pop.
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- French:doublé, nommé, ...
- German:synchronisiert, genannt, ...
- Italian:doppiato, nominato, ...
- Spanish:doblado, apodado, ...
- Portuguese:dublado, nomeado, ...
- Chinese:配音, 被命名为, ...
- Japanese:吹き替えられた, 名付けられた, ...
- Arabic:مُدَبْلَج, مُسَمَّى, ...
- Hebrew:מְדוּבָּב, מְכוּנֶה, ...
- Russian:дублированный, прозванный, ...
- Ukrainian:дубльований, названий, ...
- Hindi:डब किया हुआ, नामित, ...
Definition of dub - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
naminggive an unofficial name or nickname to
- The team dubbed him 'Lightning' for his speed..
2.
filmTECH. add or replace a film's soundtrackTECH.
- The movie was dubbed into several languages.
3.
musicTECH. mix audio tracks to create new soundTECH.
- The DJ dubbed the tracks for the party.
4.
royaltyconfer knighthood with a sword tap
- The king will dub the knight at the ceremony.
5.
sportsexecute a shot poorly in golf
- He dubbed the ball into the bunker.
6.
leatherDated dress leather by rubbingDated
- He dubbed the leather to make it smooth.
Noun
1.
musicstyle of music characterized by remixing and heavy bass
- We listened to dub all night at the club..
2.
filmTECH. US replacement of a voice part in a movieTECH. US
- The foreign film had an English dub for viewers.
3.
identitynickname or title given to someone
- He earned the dub 'Speedy' for his quick reflexes..
4.
- His car was fitted with shiny dubs.
5.
- He bought a dub from his friend.
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Origin of dub
English, dub (nickname)
Examples of dub in a sentence
The fans dubbed the player 'The Wall'. They decided to dub the documentary for international audiences. The studio will dub the film for the local market. She learned to dub songs in her studio. They will dub the audio for the film. The monarch will dub three veterans at the palace.
She was dubbed a knight with a ceremonial sword tap. She dubbed the shot, barely moving the ball. The golfer dubbed it, sending it just a few feet. She carefully dubbed the leather for a glossy finish. The artisan dubbed the hide to achieve a soft texture. The DJ played dub tracks that shook the dance floor. Dub has a unique sound that sets it apart from other genres. The movie's dub was nominated for an award. Fans eagerly awaited the release of the dub. Everyone called him by his dub, 'The Professor'. She was given the dub 'Ace' for her skills. He admired the dubs on his friend's new ride. Custom dubs can enhance the look of a vehicle. He asked if anyone had a dub to sell. They split a dub for the weekend party.
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- French:surnommer, dub, ...
- German:nennen, Dub, ...
- Italian:soprannominare, dub, ...
- Spanish:apodar, dub, ...
- Portuguese:apelidar, dub, ...
- Chinese:取外号, 杜布音乐, ...
- Japanese:あだ名をつける, ダブミュージック, ...
- Arabic:لَقَّبَ, مُوسِيقَى الدَّب, ...
- Hebrew:לְכַנּוֹת, דָּאב, ...
- Russian:нарекать, даб, ...
- Ukrainian:називати, даб, ...
- Hindi:उपनाम देना, डब संगीत, ...
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