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    ::: Spoiler I don’t like that they conflated a single close-quote and an apostrophe. That’s a bit dodgy, imo. :::

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    Spoiler

    I have no idea what dubbing is that would require kneeling.

    • Trebuchet@lemm.ee
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      It’s when a knight is dubbed. They kneel before the king/ queen, apparently

      • Zagorath@aussie.zoneOPEnglish
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        Ooohh!! I don’t think I’ve ever heard that word used in any context/conjugation other than the specific phrase

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        "I dub thee ‘Sir whatsit’ "

        Or maybe that same sentence in past tense (“dubbed”).

        I’ve definitely never heard it conjugated in present continuous. But it stands to reason that it would be a word.

        Thanks!