superimpose 的定义
su·per·im·posed, su·per·im·pos·ing.
- to impose, place, or set over, above, or on something else.
- to put or join as an addition.
- Movies, Television. to print over another image so that both are seen at once: The credits were superimposed over the opening scene.
superimpose 近义词
lay over something else
更多superimpose例句
- Online platforms have their own visual style — a filter that superimposes dog ears onto a person’s face wouldn’t be out of place — that doesn’t always translate to film to television.
- It is these resources which can be superimposed on the civilian hospitals to take on the overload.
- Rather than restoring networks or adding new connections, Lifestyle usually superimposed new networks onto the old neighborhood.
- Structure in a novel is something you discover, not something you superimpose.
- Just snap a picture with your iPhone, and this app will superimpose horns, tail, and Van Dyke on the beloved caucusing turncoat!
- If we superimpose or combine these two squares, we get the arrangement of Diagram 3, which is one solution.
- For the latter it is only necessary to cut the long rectangle in half and superimpose the two halves.
- The next step is to superimpose the little cards on the first chart of the tens series, having the resultant numbers read aloud.
- What new impressions would superimpose themselves upon the memories of the past—the memory of Hellayne?
- Plotinus very properly said that the proper thing to do was to superimpose the idea upon the actual.