Definition of lip-sync in English:

lip-sync

(also lip-synch)

verbˈlɪpsɪŋkˈlɪp ˌsɪŋk

[no object]

(of an actor or singer) move the lips silently in synchronization with a pre-recorded soundtrack.
they lip-synched toBohemian Rhapsody
with object he looked into the camera and lip-synched the lyrics to ‘I've Got a Love’
Example sentencesExamples
- The best thing about Bollywood movies is that its actors are all really good at lip-synching.
- Very few Indian actors can sing and dance, everything is lip-synced with backup singers and there is a choreographer to take care of all the dance routines.
- For most TV and live performances, this studio recording will simply be played through the sound system, and the singer will convincingly lip-synch the performance.
- The Internet is buzzing with amateur videos, the kind that feature kids lip-synching or imitating Jedi knights.
- She wanted to sing; she even filmed several scenes lip-synching to her own temp tracks.
- In fact, many of the clips feature the artists lip-synching to their music on teen dance programs.
- In high school he put on a most peculiar theatrical production: a musical version of David Lynch's Blue Velvet with actors lip-synching to the songs of Marianne Faithful.
- I know the country is bristling with musical talent and an invigorated, cringe-less culture has emerged where once we lip-synched to an imported soundtrack.
- The sound may very well be lip-synched - and if it isn't, the audio is so poorly recorded as to make lip-synching preferable.
- I found the English track excellent, with good voice acting and no problem with lip-synching.
- Instead, his actors lip-synch to the prerecorded music.
- The movies are musicals, but the actors don't sing; they lip-synch to songs previously recorded by playback singers.
- Shot in and around some castle or other in 1971, this is a film, not a stage production, which means the singers lip-synch to their pre-recorded voices.
- That doesn't mean we don't have great performances where actors are lip-synching.
- It's beautifully picturised, and sung by the actor who is supposed to be singing it - which is rare in Indian films, where the actors generally lip-synch songs sung by others.
- Their Siegfried injured his leg, so his understudy lip-synced the role while the hurt tenor sang from a chair.
- The actors lip-synch with the music in the background.
- I say pantomime because it isn't even lip-synching.
- So a live orchestra was playing a sampled part while the singer lip-synced to prerecorded vocals.
- She lip-synched, but the track was pre-recorded, and she was singing!

Derivatives

lip-syncer

noun

Definition of lip-sync in US English:

lip-sync

(also lip-synch)

verbˈlip ˌsiNGkˈlɪp ˌsɪŋk

[no object]

(of an actor or singer) move the lips silently in synchronization with a prerecorded soundtrack.
with object several singers were alleged to have lip-synched their songs
Example sentencesExamples
- Shot in and around some castle or other in 1971, this is a film, not a stage production, which means the singers lip-synch to their pre-recorded voices.
- That doesn't mean we don't have great performances where actors are lip-synching.
- Their Siegfried injured his leg, so his understudy lip-synced the role while the hurt tenor sang from a chair.
- Very few Indian actors can sing and dance, everything is lip-synced with backup singers and there is a choreographer to take care of all the dance routines.
- She wanted to sing; she even filmed several scenes lip-synching to her own temp tracks.
- In high school he put on a most peculiar theatrical production: a musical version of David Lynch's Blue Velvet with actors lip-synching to the songs of Marianne Faithful.
- She lip-synched, but the track was pre-recorded, and she was singing!
- I say pantomime because it isn't even lip-synching.
- I know the country is bristling with musical talent and an invigorated, cringe-less culture has emerged where once we lip-synched to an imported soundtrack.
- For most TV and live performances, this studio recording will simply be played through the sound system, and the singer will convincingly lip-synch the performance.
- The best thing about Bollywood movies is that its actors are all really good at lip-synching.
- The sound may very well be lip-synched - and if it isn't, the audio is so poorly recorded as to make lip-synching preferable.
- The Internet is buzzing with amateur videos, the kind that feature kids lip-synching or imitating Jedi knights.
- The movies are musicals, but the actors don't sing; they lip-synch to songs previously recorded by playback singers.
- The actors lip-synch with the music in the background.
- In fact, many of the clips feature the artists lip-synching to their music on teen dance programs.
- I found the English track excellent, with good voice acting and no problem with lip-synching.
- Instead, his actors lip-synch to the prerecorded music.
- It's beautifully picturised, and sung by the actor who is supposed to be singing it - which is rare in Indian films, where the actors generally lip-synch songs sung by others.
- So a live orchestra was playing a sampled part while the singer lip-synced to prerecorded vocals.

单词	lip-sync
释义	Definition of lip-sync in English: lip-sync (also lip-synch) verbˈlɪpsɪŋkˈlɪp ˌsɪŋk [no object] (of an actor or singer) move the lips silently in synchronization with a pre-recorded soundtrack. they lip-synched toBohemian Rhapsody with object he looked into the camera and lip-synched the lyrics to ‘I've Got a Love’ Example sentencesExamples The best thing about Bollywood movies is that its actors are all really good at lip-synching. Very few Indian actors can sing and dance, everything is lip-synced with backup singers and there is a choreographer to take care of all the dance routines. For most TV and live performances, this studio recording will simply be played through the sound system, and the singer will convincingly lip-synch the performance. The Internet is buzzing with amateur videos, the kind that feature kids lip-synching or imitating Jedi knights. She wanted to sing; she even filmed several scenes lip-synching to her own temp tracks. In fact, many of the clips feature the artists lip-synching to their music on teen dance programs. In high school he put on a most peculiar theatrical production: a musical version of David Lynch's Blue Velvet with actors lip-synching to the songs of Marianne Faithful. I know the country is bristling with musical talent and an invigorated, cringe-less culture has emerged where once we lip-synched to an imported soundtrack. The sound may very well be lip-synched - and if it isn't, the audio is so poorly recorded as to make lip-synching preferable. I found the English track excellent, with good voice acting and no problem with lip-synching. Instead, his actors lip-synch to the prerecorded music. The movies are musicals, but the actors don't sing; they lip-synch to songs previously recorded by playback singers. Shot in and around some castle or other in 1971, this is a film, not a stage production, which means the singers lip-synch to their pre-recorded voices. That doesn't mean we don't have great performances where actors are lip-synching. It's beautifully picturised, and sung by the actor who is supposed to be singing it - which is rare in Indian films, where the actors generally lip-synch songs sung by others. Their Siegfried injured his leg, so his understudy lip-synced the role while the hurt tenor sang from a chair. The actors lip-synch with the music in the background. I say pantomime because it isn't even lip-synching. So a live orchestra was playing a sampled part while the singer lip-synced to prerecorded vocals. She lip-synched, but the track was pre-recorded, and she was singing! Derivatives lip-syncer noun Definition of lip-sync in US English: lip-sync (also lip-synch) verbˈlip ˌsiNGkˈlɪp ˌsɪŋk [no object] (of an actor or singer) move the lips silently in synchronization with a prerecorded soundtrack. with object several singers were alleged to have lip-synched their songs Example sentencesExamples Shot in and around some castle or other in 1971, this is a film, not a stage production, which means the singers lip-synch to their pre-recorded voices. That doesn't mean we don't have great performances where actors are lip-synching. Their Siegfried injured his leg, so his understudy lip-synced the role while the hurt tenor sang from a chair. Very few Indian actors can sing and dance, everything is lip-synced with backup singers and there is a choreographer to take care of all the dance routines. She wanted to sing; she even filmed several scenes lip-synching to her own temp tracks. In high school he put on a most peculiar theatrical production: a musical version of David Lynch's Blue Velvet with actors lip-synching to the songs of Marianne Faithful. She lip-synched, but the track was pre-recorded, and she was singing! I say pantomime because it isn't even lip-synching. I know the country is bristling with musical talent and an invigorated, cringe-less culture has emerged where once we lip-synched to an imported soundtrack. For most TV and live performances, this studio recording will simply be played through the sound system, and the singer will convincingly lip-synch the performance. The best thing about Bollywood movies is that its actors are all really good at lip-synching. The sound may very well be lip-synched - and if it isn't, the audio is so poorly recorded as to make lip-synching preferable. The Internet is buzzing with amateur videos, the kind that feature kids lip-synching or imitating Jedi knights. The movies are musicals, but the actors don't sing; they lip-synch to songs previously recorded by playback singers. The actors lip-synch with the music in the background. In fact, many of the clips feature the artists lip-synching to their music on teen dance programs. I found the English track excellent, with good voice acting and no problem with lip-synching. Instead, his actors lip-synch to the prerecorded music. It's beautifully picturised, and sung by the actor who is supposed to be singing it - which is rare in Indian films, where the actors generally lip-synch songs sung by others. So a live orchestra was playing a sampled part while the singer lip-synced to prerecorded vocals.
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