Traduzione inglese-spagnolo per "to dub"

to dub [dubbed|dubbed] {v.} (anche: to toll, to bend, to fold, to turn)

to dub [dubbed|dubbed] {v.} (anche: to call, to denominate, to designate, to term)

to dub [dubbed|dubbed] {v.}

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No wonder London is widely dubbed 'Londonistan '.

Chess Titans is a game for two players, dubbed White and Black.

The Berlin Summit could also be dubbed the Summit of national exemption positions.

This programming can then be sold to other markets in a dubbed or sub-titled format.

The President-in-Office of the Council, Mr Moscovici, has spoken of something that he has dubbed the 'Biarritz spirit '.

The favouring of subtitles over dubbing promotes language learning, literacy and improved understanding between cultures.

Television broadcasters are assisted in dubbing and subtitling European programmes and with multilingual productions.

I do not think that it makes any sense to dub the problems in current relations with the USA as 'cowardice in the face of amity '.

The package, dubbed the 'Cancun Agreements' was welcomed to repeated loud and prolonged applause and acclaim by Parties in the final plenary.

 Switzerland is the source of 6% of Europe’s freshwater reserves. It is therefore not surprising that it is often dubbed Europe’s reservoir.

For instance, there are Turkish troops in many countries in the Balkans, and even in the 'European army ', as one British newspaper recently dubbed the 'Althea ' operation in Bosnia.