英语词汇“dub”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

dub1

/dʌb

verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed)

1 [with object and complement] Give an unofficial name or nickname to: the media dubbed anorexia ‘the slimming disease’...

This humble natural wonder may have a name, but I dubbed it One Man's Cascade.
This side project was dubbed Fruit Bats, named after a type of large, flying, fruit-eating tropical mammal.
Last summer, the broadcaster tested video-on-demand with a new service dubbed Interactive Media Player.

Synonyms

nickname, call, name, give a name, label, christen, term, tag, entitle, style;

describe as, designate, classify, class, categorize, characterize, denominate, nominate

1.1Make (someone) a knight by the ritual touching of the shoulder with a sword: he should be dubbed Sir Hubert...

Lancelot called out a name; Sir Gawain, carrying the legendary sword that Arthur had pulled from the stone, walked to the squire who was called and tapped him on each shoulder with the sword, dubbing him a knight.
Personal advisor to the Queen, he was dubbed a Knight of the British Empire by Victoria when he was only forty.
Janus had never had a prouder moment than the day King Lancus dubbed him Knight, First Class and he remembered the pride in his father's eyes as he marched down the streets of Hajalar.

Synonyms

knight, confer/bestow a knighthood on, invest with a knighthood

2 [with object] Dress (an artificial fishing fly) with strands of fur or wool or with other material: (as noun dubbing) prewaxed thread has dramatically eased the process of dubbing

2.1Incorporate (fur, wool, or other materials) into a fishing fly.

3 [with object] Smear (leather) with grease. Compare with dubbin.

Origin

Late Old English (in the sense 'make a knight'): from Old French adober 'equip with armour', of unknown origin. sense 2 is from the obsolete meaning 'dress or adorn'.

It has been possible to dub someone a knight since the Norman Conquest: the king conferred the rank by ceremonially touching the person being honoured on the shoulder with a sword. The word dub came from a shortened form of Old French adober meaning ‘to equip with armour’ or ‘to repair’. The sense of giving an unofficial title, name, or nickname to someone developed from this ritual conferring of a knighthood.
Since the 1920s to dub a film has been to provide it with an alternative soundtrack, now usually in another language. Dub is also a kind of reggae music in which some vocals and instruments are removed and the bass guitar accentuated. In these uses dub is a shortening of double (see two).

Rhymes

dub2

/dʌb

verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed) [with object]

1Provide (a film) with a soundtrack in a different language from the original: the film will be dubbed into French and Flemish...

‘We are planning a nationwide release next year and have ensured that the film can be dubbed into different languages,’ he said.
Thus, the usual pattern of Greek films being dubbed into English for American distribution was reversed.
No Kannada films will be dubbed into any other language.

1.1Add (sound effects or music) to a film or recording: background sound can be dubbed in at the editing stage...

Rather than having the actual band performance recorded on videotape, a professional performance of the same music was dubbed onto the tape for subsequent viewing.
The sound for the exterior scenes had to be dubbed in later, a process that took months, due to the primitive state of sound technology at the time.
This seems a pity, as her voice on the commentary track was quite pleasant, certainly much more so than the generic American voice they dubbed in.

2Make 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....

You call a shop or drop in and say that you want to buy a copy of a film on DVD or video and they would burn or dub a copy while you wait after streaming or downloading the information from a general source.
He would play either guitar or piano and sing his weird lyrics into cheap tape recorders, saturating friends and acquaintances with hand dubbed cassettes.

2.1Transfer (a recording) from one medium to another.An employee had been dubbing a pornographic tape on taxpayer time....

Now it was a simple job to tape your favourite pop single from a radio broadcast, or to hook your cassette recorder up to your ‘record player’ and dub an entire LP onto a tape.
I've spent the evening dubbing the tapes onto my hard drive and can proudly present my very first videoblog from the Auchamlong minefield.

2.2Combine (two or more sound recordings) into one composite soundtrack: (as adjective dubbing) at the subsequent dubbing session these are amalgamated on to one track

noun

1An instance of dubbing sound effects or music: the level of the dub can be controlled manually...

The voice work for the American dub is pretty good, at least compared to the usual quality of American anime dubs.
It is one of the rare animes where the dub is quite easy to listen to.
In terms of dubbing, the quality of the English dub is debatable and comes down to a matter of preference.

2 [mass noun] A style of popular music originating from the remixing of recorded music (especially reggae), typically with the removal of some vocals and instruments and the accentuation of bass guitar.The bottom line, I think, is that the music here is all of an incredibly high level, and even the most diehard fans of reggae and dub probably will find something new among the twenty tracks here....

The result is Say No to the Vendettas, a hearty offering from the band's trademark palette of punk, rockabilly, reggae and dub.
It's with that in mind that Sokel plays everything from dub and reggae to pop and folk music.

Derivatives

dubby

adjective ...

His latest offerings of dubby Northumbrian ballads indicates that while he may never have been a contender in the pop stakes, Wobble has always had class.
‘Red Earth’ is a case-in-point, a seductive fusion that blends dubby Afro beats with disco kitsch and freestyle jazz influences into the melting pot.
‘Panes’ is dissonant, dark, dubby and deeply, deeply enjoyable; another winner from one of our favourite up and coming artists.

Origin

1920s: abbreviation of double.

dub3

/dʌb

informal

noun US

An inexperienced or unskilful person.

verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed) [with object] Golf

Misplay (a shot).

Origin

Late 19th century: perhaps from dub¹ in the obsolete technical sense 'make blunt'.

dub4

/dʌb

verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed) [no object] (dub in/up) Northern English informal

Pay up; make a contribution.

Origin

Early 19th century: of unknown origin.

单词	dub
释义	dub1 /dʌb / verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed) 1 [with object and complement] Give an unofficial name or nickname to: the media dubbed anorexia ‘the slimming disease’... This humble natural wonder may have a name, but I dubbed it One Man's Cascade. This side project was dubbed Fruit Bats, named after a type of large, flying, fruit-eating tropical mammal. Last summer, the broadcaster tested video-on-demand with a new service dubbed Interactive Media Player. Synonyms nickname, call, name, give a name, label, christen, term, tag, entitle, style; describe as, designate, classify, class, categorize, characterize, denominate, nominate 1.1Make (someone) a knight by the ritual touching of the shoulder with a sword: he should be dubbed Sir Hubert... Lancelot called out a name; Sir Gawain, carrying the legendary sword that Arthur had pulled from the stone, walked to the squire who was called and tapped him on each shoulder with the sword, dubbing him a knight. Personal advisor to the Queen, he was dubbed a Knight of the British Empire by Victoria when he was only forty. Janus had never had a prouder moment than the day King Lancus dubbed him Knight, First Class and he remembered the pride in his father's eyes as he marched down the streets of Hajalar. Synonyms knight, confer/bestow a knighthood on, invest with a knighthood 2 [with object] Dress (an artificial fishing fly) with strands of fur or wool or with other material: (as noun dubbing) prewaxed thread has dramatically eased the process of dubbing 2.1Incorporate (fur, wool, or other materials) into a fishing fly. 3 [with object] Smear (leather) with grease. Compare with dubbin. Origin Late Old English (in the sense 'make a knight'): from Old French adober 'equip with armour', of unknown origin. sense 2 is from the obsolete meaning 'dress or adorn'. It has been possible to dub someone a knight since the Norman Conquest: the king conferred the rank by ceremonially touching the person being honoured on the shoulder with a sword. The word dub came from a shortened form of Old French adober meaning ‘to equip with armour’ or ‘to repair’. The sense of giving an unofficial title, name, or nickname to someone developed from this ritual conferring of a knighthood. Since the 1920s to dub a film has been to provide it with an alternative soundtrack, now usually in another language. Dub is also a kind of reggae music in which some vocals and instruments are removed and the bass guitar accentuated. In these uses dub is a shortening of double (see two). Rhymes blub, bub, chub, Chubb, club, cub, drub, flub, grub, hub, nub, pub, rub, scrub, shrub, slub, snub, stub, sub, tub dub2 /dʌb / verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed) [with object] 1Provide (a film) with a soundtrack in a different language from the original: the film will be dubbed into* French and Flemish... ‘We are planning a nationwide release next year and have ensured that the film can be dubbed into different languages,’ he said. Thus, the usual pattern of Greek films being dubbed into English for American distribution was reversed. No Kannada films will be dubbed into any other language. 1.1Add (sound effects or music) to a film or recording: background sound can be dubbed in at the editing stage... Rather than having the actual band performance recorded on videotape, a professional performance of the same music was dubbed onto the tape for subsequent viewing. The sound for the exterior scenes had to be dubbed in later, a process that took months, due to the primitive state of sound technology at the time. This seems a pity, as her voice on the commentary track was quite pleasant, certainly much more so than the generic American voice they dubbed in. 2Make 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.... You call a shop or drop in and say that you want to buy a copy of a film on DVD or video and they would burn or dub a copy while you wait after streaming or downloading the information from a general source. He would play either guitar or piano and sing his weird lyrics into cheap tape recorders, saturating friends and acquaintances with hand dubbed cassettes. 2.1Transfer (a recording) from one medium to another.An employee had been dubbing a pornographic tape on taxpayer time.... Now it was a simple job to tape your favourite pop single from a radio broadcast, or to hook your cassette recorder up to your ‘record player’ and dub an entire LP onto a tape. I've spent the evening dubbing the tapes onto my hard drive and can proudly present my very first videoblog from the Auchamlong minefield. 2.2Combine (two or more sound recordings) into one composite soundtrack: (as adjective dubbing) at the subsequent dubbing session these are amalgamated on to one track* noun 1An instance of dubbing sound effects or music: the level of the dub can be controlled manually... The voice work for the American dub is pretty good, at least compared to the usual quality of American anime dubs. It is one of the rare animes where the dub is quite easy to listen to. In terms of dubbing, the quality of the English dub is debatable and comes down to a matter of preference. 2 [mass noun] A style of popular music originating from the remixing of recorded music (especially reggae), typically with the removal of some vocals and instruments and the accentuation of bass guitar.The bottom line, I think, is that the music here is all of an incredibly high level, and even the most diehard fans of reggae and dub probably will find something new among the twenty tracks here.... The result is Say No to the Vendettas, a hearty offering from the band's trademark palette of punk, rockabilly, reggae and dub. It's with that in mind that Sokel plays everything from dub and reggae to pop and folk music. Derivatives dubby adjective ... His latest offerings of dubby Northumbrian ballads indicates that while he may never have been a contender in the pop stakes, Wobble has always had class. ‘Red Earth’ is a case-in-point, a seductive fusion that blends dubby Afro beats with disco kitsch and freestyle jazz influences into the melting pot. ‘Panes’ is dissonant, dark, dubby and deeply, deeply enjoyable; another winner from one of our favourite up and coming artists. Origin 1920s: abbreviation of double. dub3 /dʌb / informal noun US An inexperienced or unskilful person. verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed) [with object] Golf Misplay (a shot). Origin Late 19th century: perhaps from dub¹ in the obsolete technical sense 'make blunt'. dub4 /dʌb / verb (dubs, dubbing, dubbed) [no object] (dub in/up) Northern English informal Pay up; make a contribution. Origin Early 19th century: of unknown origin.
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