dubbing

• Sustantivo que designa el proceso de sustituir el diálogo original de una película o vídeo por una pista de audio traducida o nueva, así como el material utilizado para tal fin.

A noun referring to the process of replacing the original dialogue in a film or video with a translated or new voice track, or the material used for this purpose.

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1. Film and audio processB1formal

   The process of replacing the original dialogue or soundtrack of a film or video with a new one, usually in a different language.

   Doblaje

   • The movie was released with English dubbing for international audiences.
   • Dubbing requires careful synchronization with the actors' lip movements.
   • Many anime fans prefer subtitles over dubbing.

   Sinónimoslooping

2. Knighting ceremonyC1formalbritish

   The act of conferring knighthood upon someone by tapping them on the shoulder with a sword.

   Ceremonia de investidura de caballero

   • The dubbing of the new knights took place at the royal palace.
   • He received his dubbing from the queen herself.
   • The ceremony of dubbing is steeped in medieval tradition.

   Sinónimosaccolade

• Verbo que se usa para designar el acto de dar un nombre, título o apodo a alguien o algo, o para añadir efectos de sonido o una pista de audio traducida a una película o video.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving a name, title, or nickname to someone or something, or to add sound effects or a translated soundtrack to a film or video.

1. Give a name or titleB2formal

   To give someone a name, nickname, or title, often in a formal or ceremonial way.

   Nombrar, apodar

   • The king dubbed him Sir Lancelot.
   • The media dubbed her the 'Queen of Pop'.
   • They dubbed the new project 'Operation Phoenix'.

   Sinónimoscallchristendesignateentitlelabelnamenicknamestyleterm

2. Add sound to a filmB1formal

   To provide a film or video with a new soundtrack, especially in a different language.

   Doblar (una película)

   • The movie was dubbed into Spanish for the Latin American market.
   • They hired actors to dub the voices for the animated characters.
   • The original dialogue was replaced with a dubbed version.

3. Add music or effectsB2informal

   To add sound effects or music to a recording or broadcast.

   Doblar, sonorizar

   • The DJ dubbed a bass line over the track.
   • They dubbed in the sound of rain for the scene.
   • The engineer dubbed the background music into the final mix.

   Sinónimosmixscoresoundtrack