Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Dub"

A: It can mean to replace the sound of a film or TV series with voices translated into another language. It can also mean to give someone a new name or to give someone a title of knighthood.

A: I would say it’s more of a teenage slang words.

For example, if you won a sport tournament or something, you can say “We took the dubs” but if it was by yourself then you’ll say “I took dub”

I hope that kinda help

A: @revinneil In this case it would refer to added later. So the cdrom got new information added. Dubbed on. A very uncommon way to use the word.

A: Dibs is defined as a slang term for money and a slang term for a claim to something


Example : I call dubs for thepie


http://www.yourdictionary.com/dibs#Jl7AlFJfZZrRYXvI.9

A: Lol it's slang (on the east coast) for anything bad

A: There are multiple meanings for “dubbed.”

- Babe Ruth, the famous baseball player, was dubbed “The Sultan of Swing” because he hit so many home runs.

- As he kneeled, the queen touched his shoulder with the sword and said, “I dub thee Sir George.” He was now a knight.

- He dubbed his fishing fly with fur to help hide the hook.

- The documentary film will be dubbed into 21 languages.

- This is the original tape recording of your song. It will be dubbed onto thousands of records and distributed to radio stations around the country.

- We have the video, and we will get the music track tomorrow. The sound effects will also be coming this week. They will all be dubbed onto a single track by the end of the week.

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A: Did you know that Paul McCartney was dubbed a knight?

The media dubbed anorexia the slimming disease.

He was dubbed knockout king. (basketball game)

The show was dubbed in English.

A: Countries that dub English programs tend to have worse English skills overall than countries that opt for subtitles instead.

Hey, do you know if there is an English dub (= dubbed version) of that movie?

A: Hi! I don’t see any related meaning of dub and nickname.

A nickname is a shortened version or cute name you call your friend instead of their full name. Eg a nickname for Nicholas is Nick. There are some standard nicknames like that, or you can just make one up for your friends based on something funny they did.

Dub can have multiple meanings. The real meaning (the one in the dictionary) is when a voice actor speaks over the lines of an actor in a movie in another language. So a movie is said to be dubbed if it is translated to another language, with foreign voice actors speaking over the original language.

Dub is also Gen Z slang for win. It is basically an abbreviation for w (double u). It is used mostly in video games

As a verb, to dub somebody something, can mean to give a name or nickname to, but it’s more in an official capacity. For instance it’s used a lot in medieval movies. When a person is knighted, they get “dubbed” Sir whoever. The media might also dub a murderer “the Awful murderer of Smith lane”, something like that. You don’t really “dub” your friend something, you just give them a nickname.

A: actually they seem similar to each other but we cannot use them interchangeably. you must know american actor "arnold schwarzenegger". people dubbed a different name "Austrian Oak" for him and then started to call him by this name i think now you can distinguish between DUB and CALL

A: The verb "dub" is more official, such as when a monarch makes someone a knight.

A: Dub, in this group of words, could mean to name something. A verb. Meaning the action of naming something. “I will dub him the best English speaker!”

As for name and TITLE (no en), a name is personal, unique to each person. It’s what your parents give you at birth.
A title could mean what job you have. Or, could be referring to what a movie or book is called.

“My name is Mika, nice to meet you.”
“I was promoted at work, and now I have the title of CEO!”
“The title of my favorite book is The Bible.”

I guess you could use entitle the same way you use title when naming things, but only as a verb.
“He will entitle the movie ‘Too Much Time On Her Hands’”

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A: "dub a tape" is to copy the contents of one cassette tape to another cassette tape.

A: “Dub” just means new voices put over the video, so it can be a noun (“the dub was really good!”) or a verb (“They dubbed the show.”)

Voice over is a noun.
And subtitle is a verb and a noun.

A: @zxhong: Dubbed means translated in a way. If you watch anime or shows made in a language, it can be dubbed in a different language meaning it has been translated into a second language.

A: It could be that they make fun of the southern American accent. I've watched all of those series but I don't remember exactly a time when they make fun of accents. However it has been a really long time, so I might just be forgetting something.

Do you remember a specific scene in any episodes of Zoey 101, iCarly, or Drake & Josh? If you give me an example, I can try to find the scene in its original version and tell you what accents they were making fun of.