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dub

UK
/dʌb/
US
/dʌb/

Translations

dubnoun
dubs
pl
UK
/dʌb/
US
/dʌb/
dubMusique jamaïcaine.
The DJ played a dub track that had everyone dancing to the heavy bassline.
Le DJ a passé un morceau dub qui faisait danser tout le monde sur une ligne de basse puissante.
He earned the dub 'Speedy' after winning the race.
Il a gagné le surnom de « Speedy » après avoir remporté la course.
Additional translations
victoireArgot, surtout dans les contextes sportifs ou de jeu.
copieEnregistrement sonore.
Synonyms
moniker
nickname
appellation
label
title
dubverb
dubbed
Past Simple
dubbed
Past Participle
dubbing
Gerund
UK
/dʌb/
US
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doublerAudio, musique.
The producer decided to dub the vocals to improve the sound quality.
Le producteur a décidé de doubler les voix pour améliorer la qualité sonore.
doublerCinéma, télévision.
The movie was dubbed into Spanish for the Latin American audience.
Le film a été doublé en espagnol pour le public latino-américain.
The media dubbed him the 'King of Pop'.
Les médias l’ont surnommé le « Roi de la pop ».
Additional translations
adouberLangage cérémoniel, historique.
Synonyms
label
title
designate
call
christen
entitle
name
dubadjective
Used attributively to describe music, mixes, or versions related to the dub genre
dubMusique.
They released a dub remix of their latest single.
Ils ont sorti un remix dub de leur dernier single.
Synonyms
dubbed
overdubbed
re-recorded
revoiced
post-synced
lip-synced

Definitions

dubnoun
A style of music that originated from reggae, characterized by the remixing of existing recordings with added effects and emphasis on bass and drum.
The DJ played a dub track that had everyone dancing to the heavy bassline.
A nickname or informal name given to someone or something.
He earned the dub 'Speedy' after winning the race.
A duplicate or copy of a sound recording.
The studio produced a dub of the original soundtrack for distribution.
(slang) A win or victory, especially in sports or gaming contexts.
Our team secured the dub with a last-second goal.
dubverb
To give an unofficial name or nickname to someone or something.
The media dubbed him the 'King of Pop'.
To provide a film or television program with a soundtrack in a different language from the original.
The movie was dubbed into Spanish for the Latin American audience.
To make a new recording of a sound or music over an existing one.
The producer decided to dub the vocals to improve the sound quality.
To confer knighthood or an honorary title upon (someone) with the ceremonial tap of a sword.
The monarch formally dubbed him a knight for his service.
dubadjective
Relating to or produced in the style of dub music, often featuring heavy bass and remix techniques.
They released a dub remix of their latest single.
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