dubbing

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• /ˈdʌbɪŋ/
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• rhymes with -ʌbɪŋ
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• CMU ARPABET: D AH1 B IH0 NG Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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No etymology was provided for this word.

72 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• French: adoubement — conferral of knighthood
• Afrikaans: oorklanking — replacement of voice
• Albanian: dublim — replacement of voice
• Arabic: دَبْلَجَة (dablaja) — replacement of voice
• Armenian: կրկնօրինակում (krknōrinakum) — replacement of voice
• Azerbaijani: dublyaj — replacement of voice
• Basque: bikoizketa — replacement of voice
• Belarusian: дубля́ж (dubljáž) — replacement of voice
• Bulgarian: дубла́ж (dubláž) — replacement of voice
• Catalan: doblatge — replacement of voice
• Chinese Mandarin: 配音 (pèiyīn) — replacement of voice
• Czech: dabing — replacement of voice
• Danish: eftersynkronisering — replacement of voice
• Dutch: nasynchronisatie — replacement of voice
• Esperanto: voĉoaktorado — replacement of voice
• Esperanto: dublado — replacement of voice
• Estonian: dublaaž — replacement of voice
• Estonian: dubleering — replacement of voice
• Finnish: jälkiäänitys — replacement of voice
• Finnish: dubbaus — replacement of voice
• French: doublage — replacement of voice
• Galician: dobraxe — replacement of voice
• Georgian: გახმოვანება (gaxmovaneba) — replacement of voice
• Georgian: დუბლირება (dublireba) — replacement of voice
• German: Synchronisation — replacement of voice
• German: Synchronisierung — replacement of voice
• Greek: μεταγλώττιση (metaglóttisi) — replacement of voice
• Hebrew: דיבוב (dibúv) — replacement of voice
• Hindi: डबिंग (ḍabiṅg) — replacement of voice
• Hungarian: szinkron — replacement of voice
• Icelandic: talsetning — replacement of voice
• Indonesian: sulih suara — replacement of voice
• Indonesian: dabing — replacement of voice
• Italian: doppiaggio — replacement of voice
• Japanese: 吹き替え (fukikae) — replacement of voice
• Japanese: ダビング (dabingu) — replacement of voice
• Kazakh: дубляж (dubläj) — replacement of voice
• Korean: 더빙 (deobing) — replacement of voice
• Central Kurdish: دۆبلاژ (doblaj) — replacement of voice
• Latvian: dublēšana — replacement of voice
• Lithuanian: įgarsinimas — replacement of voice
• Lithuanian: dubliavimas — replacement of voice
• Macedonian: синхронизација (sinhronizacija) — replacement of voice
• Malay: alih suara — replacement of voice
• Malay: dabing — replacement of voice
• Norwegian: versjonering — replacement of voice
• Persian: دوبلاژ (dublâž) — replacement of voice
• Polish: dubbing — replacement of voice
• Portuguese: dublagem — replacement of voice
• Portuguese: dobragem — replacement of voice
• Romanian: dublaj — replacement of voice
• Russian: дубли́рование (dublírovanije) — replacement of voice
• Russian: дубля́ж (dubljáž) — replacement of voice
• Serbo-Croatian: sinkronizacija — replacement of voice
• Serbo-Croatian: синхронизација — replacement of voice
• Slovak: dabing — replacement of voice
• Slovene: sinhronizacija — replacement of voice
• Spanish: doblaje — replacement of voice
• Swedish: dubbning — replacement of voice
• Tamil: ஒலிச்சேர்க்கை (oliccērkkai) — replacement of voice
• Telugu: డబ్బింగ్ సినిమా (ḍabbiṅg sinimā) — replacement of voice
• Thai: การพากย์ — replacement of voice
• Thai: พากย์ (pâak) — replacement of voice
• Turkish: dublaj — replacement of voice
• Ukrainian: дублюва́ння (dubljuvánnja) — replacement of voice
• Ukrainian: дубля́ж (dubljáž) — replacement of voice
• Vietnamese: lồng tiếng — replacement of voice
• Finnish: jälkiäänitys — process of mixing additional voice material to a film
• Kazakh: дубляждау (dubläjdau) — process of mixing additional voice material to a film
• Finnish: kopiointi — transfer of recorded music
• Italian: doppiaggio — transfer of recorded music
• Russian: переза́пись (perezápisʹ) — transfer of recorded music