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dubbing

DUH-bihng

Dubbing (noun) means the process of replacing a film's original spoken audio with a translated or re-recorded track. Example: “The dubbing on the old kung fu movies was famously out of sync.”

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noun
1
The process of replacing a film's original spoken audio with a translated or re-recorded track.
"The dubbing on the old kung fu movies was famously out of sync."
2
The ceremony of conferring knighthood.
"The dubbing took place before the assembled court."

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In plain EnglishMost commonly refers to re-recording a film or show's dialogue in another language.

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English dubbing dubbing studio
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dubbings plural

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Frequently asked questions

What does “dubbing” mean?

The word “dubbing” means the process of replacing a film's original spoken audio with a translated or re-recorded track. In plain terms, most commonly refers to re-recording a film or show's dialogue in another language.

How do you pronounce “dubbing”?

“Dubbing” is pronounced DUH-bihng (/ˈdʌbɪŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “dubbing” in a sentence?

Here is “dubbing” used in a sentence: “The dubbing on the old kung fu movies was famously out of sync.”

What part of speech is “dubbing”?

“Dubbing” is a noun.

How many meanings does “dubbing” have?

“Dubbing” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: the process of replacing a film's original spoken audio with a translated or re-recorded track.

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