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Meanings of dubs in English
Synonyms
Examples for "w"
Examples for "w"
1
In fact, I think it's the most natural thing in the w-
2
Obama will frame the war in Afghanistan as part of a w
3
Interventions: A 200-W, cooled-tip RF probe system was used for all cases.
4
W hat words do we reach for when we talk about food?
5
US President George W Bush is to visit Northern Ireland next month.
1
She could also feel the whiskey working; she felt almost human again.
2
Seconds later, a waiter came over to take Favor's order: whiskey neat.
3
Barely a month goes by without yet another whiskey distillery opening here.
4
July seldom drank whiskey but he said yes, to be courteous, mainly.
5
Irish Distillers controls only 2 per cent of the world's whiskey market.
1
His efforts to vault lingually over the first "double-u" excited much mirth.
2
If you want to make sure something Works with a capital double-u, take it to the track.
3
In Old-English, V is the same letter as U, and these two V's stand for double-u, or W-for Walter.
4
Somebody made a lot of money in the black market during Double-U Double-U Two.
Usage of dubs in English
1
The resulting iTruck, as National Defense dubs it, should be optionally manned.
2
Crash the cull-downwith him-downwith him, before he dubs the jigger.
3
The Mulsanne almost makes a Cadillac Escalade on dubs look understated.
4
It very often dubs these films in Irish and in addition carries first-rate subtitling.
5
Suddenly she dubs the easiest sort of a shot and grins a happy grin.
6
Can't be too long before some lazy hack dubs him the Aussie Josh Ritter.
7
Emily-Mae also puts across Barker's songs, which he dubs Gypsy swing, with tremendous verve.
8
They were awkward dubs, and I saw their speedy finish.
9
As Jimmy Stewart leans close to Katharine Hepburn, she dubs a line for him.
10
The World Conservation Union dubs them as one of the one-hundred worst invasive species.
11
He dubs interest rates "means of exploitation" and has declared himself their enemy.
12
I also think the use of dubs was an interesting addition to the election campaigning.
13
And I saw the dubs stand forlornly by the track as the blind went by.
14
Generation Rent, as the Halifax study dubs them, will raise their children in rented accommodation.
15
The short clip, posted to Instagram, dubs over their press announcement with hysterical Afrikaans accents.
16
The most valiant knight in Italy, fame dubs him.
