DUBBED Meaning and
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Dubbed is an adjective that describes something, typically a film or a voice-over, that has been given a new soundtrack in a different language. It refers to the process of replacing the original dialogue or soundtrack of a film or video with a new one in a different language. Dubbing is commonly employed when a film or video is to be shown in a country where the original language is not spoken or understood by the target audience.
In the process of dubbing, professional actors or voice artists, known as dubbing artists, record their interpretation of the original dialogue in the desired language. These recordings are then superimposed or synchronized with the visuals of the film or video, replacing the original voices with the new language track. The aim of dubbing is to provide seamless and accurate translations to ensure that the audience can fully understand and appreciate the content.
Dubbed content is particularly prevalent in the global film and animation industries, enabling the distribution and accessibility of movies, TV shows, and other visual mediums to diverse audiences worldwide. By utilizing dubbing, filmmakers can convey their stories, ideas, and cultural nuances effectively across borders and languages, facilitating intercultural communication and exchange.
Overall, the term "dubbed" describes the adaptation of audio content from one language to another through the replacement or addition of a new soundtrack or voice-over, ensuring comprehension and enjoyment for audiences who do not understand the original language.
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To dub cloth, to dress it with teasels; to dub a cock, to prepare it for fighting by cutting off its comb and wattles.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of DUBBED
The word "dubbed" has its roots in the Old English word "dubb", which meant "to strike" or "to confer knighthood". This Old English term originates from the Proto-Germanic word "dubjan", which carried the sense of "to strike". Over time, the meaning of "dubb" shifted, and by the 14th century, it started to be used to describe the act of conferring knighthood by striking a person with a sword on the shoulders. This symbolic act became associated with the process of naming someone a knight.
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