dub
dub /d'ʌb/ (dubs dubbing dubbed)
1 [VERB] V n as n, V n n
If someone or something is dubbed a particular thing, they are given that description or name. (JOURNALISM)
...the man whom the Labour opposition dubbed as the `no change Prime Minister'...
At the height of her career, Orson Welles dubbed her `the most exciting woman in the world'.
2 [VERB] usu passive, be V-ed into n
If a film or soundtrack in a foreign language is dubbed, a new soundtrack is added with actors giving a translation.
It was dubbed into Spanish for Mexican audiences.
1 [VERB] V n as n, V n n
If someone or something is dubbed a particular thing, they are given that description or name. (JOURNALISM)
...the man whom the Labour opposition dubbed as the `no change Prime Minister'...
At the height of her career, Orson Welles dubbed her `the most exciting woman in the world'.
2 [VERB] usu passive, be V-ed into n
If a film or soundtrack in a foreign language is dubbed, a new soundtrack is added with actors giving a translation.
It was dubbed into Spanish for Mexican audiences.