Superimpose on Meaning in English

expression

US

ˌsupɝəmˈpoʊz/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn

soo-per-im-POHZ on

UK

sˌuːpəɹɪmpˈəʊz/ /ˈɒn

soo-puh-rim-POHZ on

التعريف

To place or add one image, layer, or thing on top of another so both can be seen together, often creating a combined effect.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most often used in art, photography, film, and software. Common with images, text, or visual effects: 'superimpose a logo on a picture'. Slightly formal/technical. Not the same as just putting something on top physically; both layers are meant to be seen together.

• Spanish: superponer sobre
• Portuguese (BR): sobrepor em
• Portuguese (PT): sobrepor em
• Chinese (Simplified): 叠加在…上
• Chinese (Traditional): 疊加在…上
• Hindi: पर आरोपित करना
• Arabic: يُركِّب فوق
• Bengali: উপরে চাপান
• Russian: наложить на
• Japanese: ～の上に重ねる
• Vietnamese: chồng lên trên
• Korean: 위에 겹쳐 놓다
• Turkish: üstüne bindirmek
• Urdu: پر اوپر رکھنا
• Indonesian: menimpa pada

جمل نموذجية

You can superimpose on one photo a drawing of a heart.

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The artist superimposed on the painting a layer of blue.

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Please do not superimpose on your notes any unrelated drawings.

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You can superimpose on the video some fun effects to make it more interesting.

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Sometimes news channels superimpose on interviews live captions for clarity.

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I tried to superimpose on the old map the new boundaries, but it looked confusing.

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