dub
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
dubs;
dubbed;
dubbing
dubs;
dubbed;
dubbing
Britannica Dictionary definition of DUB
[+ object]
1
:
to give (someone or something) a name or title
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The actress was dubbed “America's sweetheart.”
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Critics dubbed him the new king of rock ‘n’ roll.
2
:
to give (someone) the title of a knight
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The queen dubbed him Sir Philip.
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compare 2dub
2
dub
/ˈdʌb/
verb
dubs;
dubbed;
dubbing
2
dub
/ˈdʌb/
verb
dubs;
dubbed;
dubbing
Britannica Dictionary definition of DUB
[+ object]
1
:
to replace the original recorded speech in a movie or television show with speech recorded in another language
— often used as (be) dubbed
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He was hired to dub the dialogue for a foreign film.
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The film was dubbed in/into French and Spanish.
2
:
to add (speech or other sounds) to a movie or television show
— usually + in
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They dubbed in the music. = They dubbed the music in.
3
:
to make a copy of (a movie, piece of music, etc.) that has already been recorded
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compare 1dub
