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dubverb(NAME)[T+ noun]to give something or someone aparticularname,especiallydescribingwhat youthinkof it, him, or her: 称…为，将…冠以 She was dubbed by thenewspapers"the Angel ofDeath".她被报纸称为“死亡天使”。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesNames and titles - A.N. Other
- age
- aka
- alias
- appellation
- forename
- form of address
- given name
- good name
- identity
- patronymic
- pen name
- pet name
- place name
- pseudonym
- trade name
- trademark
- under the name ofidiom
- unidentified
- unnamed
See more results » dubverb(HONOUR)[T+ noun]to give a man therankofknight, anhonourgiven by a Britishkingorqueen, in aspecialceremonythatinvolvestouchinghisshoulderswith asword: KingJohnknightedhim and dubbed himSirRichard Plantagenet. After the Battle of Cape St Vincent in 1797, Nelson was dubbed a Knight of the Bath. - The GrandMasterthenbringsthesworddowngentlyon each of the candidate'sshoulderssaying: "I dub youknight,riseSir."
- Michael Caine'sinvestituretookplaceonNovember16 when the Queen dubbed himSirMaurice Micklewhite, hisrealname.
- I now dub youSirMcDonald, the Immortal Knight.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesCeremonies - anti-ritualism
- cavalcade
- ceremonial
- ceremonially
- ceremony
- hara-kiri
- induction
- initiate
- installation
- investiture
- knight
- master of ceremonies
- memorial service
- pageant
- ribbon cutting
- rite of passage
- ritual
- ritualistic
- ritualistically
- troop
See more results » dubverb(SOUNDS)[T]tochangethesoundsandspeechon afilmortelevisionprogramme,especiallyto a differentlanguage: （尤指用另一种语言）为（影视节目）配音 I'dratherwatchamoviewithsubtitlesthan one dubbedintoEnglish.我宁愿看带字幕的原版电影也不愿意看译成英语的配音电影。 Toconcealhisidentity, the man'svoicehas been dubbedover(= anactorspeakshis words).为了不暴露他的身份，这个人的声音都经过了配音处理。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesEditing & compiling - abridged
- anthologist
- blue pencil
- bowdlerization
- bowdlerize
- bowdlerized
- co-edit
- compile
- excerpt
- fact-checking
- lexicographer
- non-editorial
- over-edit
- post-editing
- proofreading
- revise
- revised
- subedit
- undubbed
- unfiltered
See more results » astyleofmusicorpoetryconnectedwithreggaein which themainpartof thetuneisremovedandvariousspecialeffectsareadded 配上特效的雷鬼音乐；配有雷鬼音乐和音响效果的诗歌SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesPop, rock & soul - agit-pop
- anti-rock
- backing dancer
- backing singer
- backspin
- disc jockey
- DJ
- drill
- drum and bass
- electronica
- emo
- jukebox
- lyrically
- mod
- Motown
- New Age music
- pop group
- sampler
- trap music
- trip-hop
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: dubverb(NAME)[T+ noun]to give something or someone aparticularname,especiallydescribingwhat youthinkof it, him, or her 称…为，将…冠以She was dubbed by thenewspapers"the Angel of Death".她被报纸称为“死亡天使”。 dubverb(SOUNDS)[T]tochangethesoundsandspeechon afilmortelevisionprogramme,especiallyto a differentlanguage （尤指用另一种语言）为（影视节目）配音I'dratherwatchamoviewithsubtitlesthan one dubbedintoEnglish.我宁愿看带字幕的原版电影也不愿意看译成英语的配音电影。 Toconcealhisidentity, the man'svoicehas been dubbedover(= anactorspeakshis words).为了不暴露他的身份，这个人的声音都经过了配音处理。 astyleofmusicorpoetryconnectedwithreggaein which themainpartof thetuneisremovedandvariousspecialeffectsareadded 配上特效的雷鬼音乐；配有雷鬼音乐和音响效果的诗歌 dubverb[T](NAME)to give something or someone aparticularname,esp.describingwhat youthinkof thatpersonor thing: Atage21 Ella Fitzgerald was dubbed "The FirstLadyof Swing." dubverb[T](CHANGE)to use differentvoices,sounds, orimagesin amovie,televisionprogram,recording, etc., toreplaceothersmadeoriginallyor asaddedparts: She is nosinger, and herrock’n’rollnumberswere dubbed. Thesceneryis dubbed into theCD-ROMmovieusing computer-graphicssoftware. Examplesofdubdub Once the first 12 consecutive, multiword utterances were identified for each of the participants, the children's samples were dubbed onto an audiotape in random order.From theCambridge English Corpus A narrator's voice was then dubbed over the scenes, describing the actions of the puppets and asking the questions.From theCambridge English Corpus Innovative practices of re-composition were central to a number of black electronic musics, includingdub, toasting, scratching, rap, hip hop and their derivatives.From theCambridge English Corpus The evidentialist, as we maydubhim, claims that the magnitude and distribution of evil provides a prima facie reason for the rejection of theism.From theCambridge English Corpus An analysis of the techniques of ' ' scratching ' ' and ' ' dubbing ' ' also gives new insights into previously discussed topics.From theCambridge English Corpus To provide the repetition component of the training sequence, the file was dubbed.From theCambridge English Corpus We have dubbed this simple approximate method the 'carpet search'.From theCambridge English Corpus I therefore dubbed the item "spurious" (that is, lacking authenticity in origin) and turned to other data to evaluate the matter.From theCambridge English Corpus A method of obtaining all kinds of noise, while reducing the somewhat boring static behaviour of the pure noise types, is dubbed atomic noise.From theCambridge English Corpus The set of all such interactions carried out by proteins encoded in a genome has been dubbed the interactome.From theCambridge English Corpus Auditory prompts were dubbed onto the auditory channel of one of the video tapes.From theCambridge English Corpus The crusade against out-door relief, as contemporaries dubbed it, soon turned into 'a form of brutal dispauperisation'.From theCambridge English Corpus This gave birth to various small specialist labels which reissued 78s dubbed onto vinyl albums, as well as new recordings by recently rediscovered blues singers.From theCambridge English Corpus Any element of business acumen or profit-seeking effort was dubbed ulanguzi (conmanship).From theCambridge English Corpus As indicated above, there are two kinds of programmes which we candubreality shows.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |