dub
/dʌb/Definitions
1. verb
to give or assign a title or nickname to someone or something
“The coach decided to dub the new player ‘The Star’ for their exceptional skills.”
2. verb
to copy or make a duplicate of a sound recording, especially to create a lower-quality version for use as a sample or in a remix
“The DJ decided to dub the song to create a new version with a different beat.”
3. noun
a copy or duplicate of a sound recording
“The artist used a dub of the original song to create their remix.”
4. noun
a nickname or title
“The actor was given the dub of ‘The Hero’ for their role in the movie.”
5. verb
to make or record a sound, especially for use in a movie or television show
“The sound team had to dub the actor’s lines in the foreign film.”