dubbed

英 [dʌbd]

美 [dʌbd]

v.  把…戏称为; 给…起绰号; 为(影片或电视节目)配音; 译制; 混声录制，混录(音乐)
dub的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 给…起绰号;把…称作
  If someone or somethingis dubbeda particular thing, they are given that description or name.
  1. ...the man whom the Labour opposition dubbed as the 'no change Prime Minister'...
     被工党反对派戏称为“不变首相”的男人
  2. At the height of her career, Orson Welles dubbed her 'the most exciting woman in the world'.
     奥森·韦尔斯把处在事业巅峰的她戏称为“世上最令人兴奋的女人”。
• VERB 为(影片等)配音;译制
  If a film or soundtrack in a foreign languageis dubbed, a new soundtrack is added with actors giving a translation.
  1. It was dubbed into Spanish for Mexican audiences.
     它被译制成西班牙语以方便墨西哥观众观看。
  2. ...a badly dubbed foreign film.
     配音很差劲的外国电影

双语例句

• Because the movie was dubbed in french.
  因为电影是法语配音的。
• I would confess I have never been dubbed knight.
  我想忏悔宣告我从来没有被封为骑士。
• The French press have dubbed the company the lion with three heads.
  法国媒体给这家公司起了个绰号：三头狮子。
• Dave McClure dubbed them "metrics for pirates": Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral and Revenue.
  DaveMcClure给它们起了个绰号：“海盗的指标”，包括获取率、激活率、保持率、推荐率和收入。
• At the height of her career, Orson Welles dubbed her 'the most exciting woman in the world'.
  奥森·韦尔斯把处在事业巅峰的她戏称为“世上最令人兴奋的女人”。
• A recent scandal dubbed "Wi-Figate" exemplifies the problem.
  最近一起绰号为“Wi-Fi门”的丑闻表明了这个问题的存在。
• She was told that no one cared what she said; she would be dubbed anyway.
  大家告诉她没人关心她说了什么，反正最后她的角色会被配音。
• In2006, the World Bank dubbed Linfen the most polluted city in the world.
  2006年，世界银行称临汾是世界上污染最严重的城市。
• They dubbed him Fatty because he was too fat.
  他们叫他胖子，因为他太胖了。
• Classmates at West Point had ironically dubbed him Beauty.
  西点军校的同学们曾挖苦地戏称他为“美人”。