Definition of dubbin in English:

dubbin

nounPlural dubbinsˈdʌbɪnˈdəbən

mass nounBritish

Prepared grease used for softening and waterproofing leather.
革用软化防水油脂
Example sentencesExamples
- The skin could have an oily substance like tallow (animal fat), egg yolk or dubbin, which is a mixture of fish oil and tallow.
- The animal fat was used both for cooking and to make tallow for lamps and dubbin.
- In fact we had such a good weekend we've already booked our next stay, and I'm rubbing dubbin into my walking boots as I write.
- His comeback black leather jumpsuit has had the requisite dubbin applied.
- Treat your boots with leather oil or dubbin if you want to keep them supple.

verbdubbining, dubbined, dubbinsˈdʌbɪnˈdəbən

[with object]British

Apply dubbin to (leather)
给（皮革）涂革用软化防水油脂
a player dressed in old baggy shorts and dubbined boots
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps they could play a board game or sing songs around a piano while mother gets the tin bath ready in front of the fire for bathtime while father smokes a pipe and dubbins his boots.

Origin

Early 19th century: alteration of dubbing, present participle of dub¹ (sense 3).

Definition of dubbin in US English:

dubbin

nounˈdəbənˈdəbən

British

Prepared grease used for softening and waterproofing leather.
革用软化防水油脂
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact we had such a good weekend we've already booked our next stay, and I'm rubbing dubbin into my walking boots as I write.
- His comeback black leather jumpsuit has had the requisite dubbin applied.
- Treat your boots with leather oil or dubbin if you want to keep them supple.
- The animal fat was used both for cooking and to make tallow for lamps and dubbin.
- The skin could have an oily substance like tallow (animal fat), egg yolk or dubbin, which is a mixture of fish oil and tallow.

verbˈdəbənˈdəbən

[with object]British

Apply dubbin to (leather)
给（皮革）涂革用软化防水油脂
a player dressed in old baggy shorts and dubbined boots
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps they could play a board game or sing songs around a piano while mother gets the tin bath ready in front of the fire for bathtime while father smokes a pipe and dubbins his boots.

Origin

Early 19th century: alteration of dubbing, present participle of dub (sense 3).

单词	dubbin
释义	Definition of dubbin in English: dubbin nounPlural dubbinsˈdʌbɪnˈdəbən mass nounBritish Prepared grease used for softening and waterproofing leather. 革用软化防水油脂 Example sentencesExamples The skin could have an oily substance like tallow (animal fat), egg yolk or dubbin, which is a mixture of fish oil and tallow. The animal fat was used both for cooking and to make tallow for lamps and dubbin. In fact we had such a good weekend we've already booked our next stay, and I'm rubbing dubbin into my walking boots as I write. His comeback black leather jumpsuit has had the requisite dubbin applied. Treat your boots with leather oil or dubbin if you want to keep them supple. verbdubbining, dubbined, dubbinsˈdʌbɪnˈdəbən [with object]British Apply dubbin to (leather) 给（皮革）涂革用软化防水油脂 a player dressed in old baggy shorts and dubbined boots Example sentencesExamples Perhaps they could play a board game or sing songs around a piano while mother gets the tin bath ready in front of the fire for bathtime while father smokes a pipe and dubbins his boots. Origin Early 19th century: alteration of dubbing, present participle of dub¹ (sense 3). Definition of dubbin in US English: dubbin nounˈdəbənˈdəbən British Prepared grease used for softening and waterproofing leather. 革用软化防水油脂 Example sentencesExamples In fact we had such a good weekend we've already booked our next stay, and I'm rubbing dubbin into my walking boots as I write. His comeback black leather jumpsuit has had the requisite dubbin applied. Treat your boots with leather oil or dubbin if you want to keep them supple. The animal fat was used both for cooking and to make tallow for lamps and dubbin. The skin could have an oily substance like tallow (animal fat), egg yolk or dubbin, which is a mixture of fish oil and tallow. verbˈdəbənˈdəbən [with object]British Apply dubbin to (leather) 给（皮革）涂革用软化防水油脂 a player dressed in old baggy shorts and dubbined boots Example sentencesExamples Perhaps they could play a board game or sing songs around a piano while mother gets the tin bath ready in front of the fire for bathtime while father smokes a pipe and dubbins his boots. Origin Early 19th century: alteration of dubbing, present participle of dub (sense 3).
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