dubbing in English

noun

1

material used for the bodies of artificial fishing flies, especially fur or wool on waxed silk.

verb

1

give an unofficial name or nickname to (someone or something).

the media dubbed anorexia “the slimming disease.”

synonyms: nickname, call, name, label, christen, term, tag, entitle, style, designate, characterize, nominate, denominate

2

dress (an artificial fishing fly) with strands of fur or wool or with other material.

3

smear (leather) with grease.

4

trim or make smooth (wood) with an adze.

5

provide (a film) with a soundtrack in a different language from the original.

the film will be dubbed into French and Flemish

6

make a copy of (a sound or video recording).

When it comes to music, only 18 percent say they would never dub an audio cassette or CD, even though 43 percent acknowledge that doing so is wrong.

7

misplay (a shot).

verb

nickname, call, name, label, christen, term, tag, entitle, style, designate, characterize, nominate, denominate
create, invest
knight
nickname

Use "dubbing" in a sentence

1. editing (copying, dubbing and subtitling), promotion and advertising of non-national European films.

2. Bielectrolysis Dubbing production and could listen all day warmth and color

3. Entertainment and cultural activities, dubbing, videotape and audio editing, electronic desktop publishing, entertainment information, film production

4. editing (copying, dubbing and subtitling), promotion and advertising of non-national European films

5. 1983, Variety's Film Reviews: 1978-1980 Chopsocky actioner with standard fight scenes and atrocious dubbing.

6. 3 Excellent visual presentation with dozens of character animations, fully destructible environments and voice dubbing!

7. - in the meeting of editorial costs (taking of copies, dubbing and subtitling), promotion and advertising costs.

8. The account has posted videos dubbing United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton a "Maniac in a Skirt".

9. We aim to be the first to provide the latest Anime episodes, whether they have english subtitles (english subbed) or have english dubbing.

10. The term “Chopsocky” was coined to describe these films that often included exaggerated special effects, violence, and hilariously inaccurate dubbing

11. Havana, February 21 (RHC)--Cuban intellectuals rejected the content of a new song, released on social media, dubbing it unpatriotic and Annexationist

12. UFA also had two dubbing studios, a mixing studio, two animation studios, two ateliers for advertising films, one for cartoons and a small training atelier.

13. Aloft Hotels is a hotel chain known for its modern architectural design style and its distinctive quality of dubbing basic hotel amenities, such as the pool to 'splash'

14. Aloft Hotels is a hotel chain known for its modern architectural design style and its distinctive quality of dubbing basic hotel amenities, such as the pool to 'splash'

15. As the story of their escape broke, media interest in the escaped pigs soared across the country, the press dubbing the pair "Butch and Sundance" after the American outlaws.

16. Shock over the huge skin hole the Blackhead left behind, with one person aptly dubbing it an “asteroid crater.” And a lone “This made my mouth water what is wrong with me,” to which I say, …

17. Indian feature films are regularly screened at every single edition of the Marrakech Film Festival, even as the offerings of satellite channels such as Zee Aflam and Zee Alwan, by way of dubbing and sub-titling Hindi movies and serials, enjoy abiding popularity.

18. Again, Morgante can be fruitfully interpreted as Allegorised autobiography up to the age of thirty, and if Humphreys had studied it in this way she might have grasped more fully the mind of the young Edward Martyn, especially on the question of the role of women which she trivialises by dubbing it as ‘misogamy’.

19. In contrast to my fellow reviewers, I always try to find something redeeming in any film I see.Yes, the quality of the dubbing and lighting is abysmal, the acting is wooden and the opening sequence highly misleading what with all those lascivious female lesbian vampires with blood dripping.Something must be lost in the translation of the title; of the word "Bloodsucker" from the Italian almost