"Dubbed" refers to the process of replacing the original audio track of a film or television show with a new audio track in a different language. This allows viewers who speak different languages to enjoy the content without needing to read subtitles. The new dialogue is recorded by voice actors who match the original performances as closely as possible. The dubbing process involves careful synchronization of the new audio with the actors' lip movements and actions on screen. This technique is commonly used in international releases of movies and shows, making it accessible to a wider audience, such as in the case of anime or foreign films.