dub
US /dʌb/
UK /dʌb/
动词
1.
2.
配音
to replace the original speech in a film or television program with speech in another language
示例:
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The foreign film was dubbed into English for wider release.
这部外国电影被配音成英语以便更广泛地发行。
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It's better to watch the original version with subtitles than a poorly dubbed one.
最好看带字幕的原版，而不是配音很差的版本。
3.
配音, 混音
to add sound effects or music to a film, television program, or recording
示例:
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The director decided to dub in some extra crowd noise for the stadium scene.
导演决定为体育场场景添加一些额外的观众噪音。
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The band went into the studio to dub new vocals over the instrumental tracks.
乐队进入录音室，为器乐曲目配上新的人声。
名词
配音 (音乐风格)
a style of reggae music that emerged in the 1960s, characterized by a stripped-down, instrumental sound with prominent bass and drums, often featuring echo and reverb effects
示例:
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He's a big fan of classic dub music from Jamaica.
他是牙买加经典配音音乐的忠实粉丝。
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The DJ played a set of deep and rhythmic dub tracks.
DJ 播放了一组深沉而有节奏的配音曲目。