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dubbed

/dʌbd/

Translations

dubbedadjective

/dʌbd/

adoubéDans le sens cérémoniel : « recevoir un titre, notamment lors d’une adoubement ». Forme adjectivale employée surtout au participe passé.

The knight was dubbed 'Sir Lancelot' by the king.

Le chevalier fut adoubé « Sir Lancelot » par le roi.

doubléAu cinéma et à la télévision : version avec une piste sonore dans une autre langue.

The movie was dubbed into Spanish for the local audience.

Le film a été doublé en espagnol pour le public المحلي.

Synonyms

dubverb

dubbed

Past Simple

dubbed

Past Simple

dubbed

Past Participle

dubbing

Gerund

/dʌb/

surnommer

The media dubbed him the 'King of Pop'.

Les médias l’ont surnommé le « Roi de la pop ».

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.

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.

Additional translations

adouberLangage cérémoniel, historique.

Synonyms

Definitions

dubbedadjective

Given a name or title, often in a ceremonial context.

The knight was dubbed 'Sir Lancelot' by the king.

Having a soundtrack in a different language from the original, typically in films or television shows.

The movie was dubbed into Spanish for the local audience.

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.