dub
BrE /dʌb/ AmE /dʌb/
verb en → es
past dubbed pp dubbed ing dubbing
to record a new voice for an actor or character in a film, video, etc., to replace the original sound
doblaje, doblar la voz
- take somebody/something and dub it
Collocations dub a film · dub an actor's voice
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The film was dubbed into several languages.
La película se dobló en varios idiomas.
to give someone a nickname or title, especially one that describes them well
llamar, nombrar
- take somebody and dub them
Collocations dub someone the king/queen of something · dub someone a genius
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He was dubbed 'the King of Pop'.
Se le llamó 'el Rey del Pop'.
to make a copy or duplicate of something, especially using a computer program
copiar, duplicar
- take something and dub it
Collocations dub a file · dub an image
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She dubbed the video to her computer.
Ella copió el vídeo a su computadora.
to sing in a recording studio, often as an additional voice or for a different language version of the song
cantar en el estudio de grabación
- take place
Collocations dub in a studio · dub for a different language version
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The singer dubbed the song in French.
El cantante grabó la canción en francés.