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| dub [ dub ] |
transitive verb (past and past participle dubbed, present participle dub·bing, 3rd person present singular dubs) |
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1. add new soundtrack: to add a new soundtrack to a movie or television show with the dialogue in a different language but synchronized as closely as possible with the actors' lips
  The movie was dubbed into Italian.
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2. add sounds to movie: to add sounds that have been recorded separately to a movie soundtrack
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3. copy something onto new medium: to copy something already recorded onto a different recording medium
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4. make copy: to make a copy of a record or tape
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noun (plural dubs) |
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1. something added by dubbing: new sounds added by dubbing
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2. copy of recording: a copy made of a tape or recording
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3. style of music: a style of popular music, originating in reggae in the 1970s, involving remixing records to bring some instruments into the foreground and causing others to echo
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| [Early 20th century. Shortening of double] |
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| dub·ber noun |
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