superimpose

superimpose
transitive verb
aufbringen [Schicht usw.]; aufkopieren [Bild]
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super·im·pose
[ˌsu:pərɪmˈpəʊz, AM -ɚɪmˈpoʊz]
vt
to \superimpose images Bilder überlagern
national boundaries are \superimposed over the map of Europe die Grenzen der einzelnen Staaten wurden auf die Europakarte kopiert
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["suːpərIm'pəUz]
vt

to superimpose sth on sth — etw auf etw (acc) legen; (Phot) etw über etw (acc) fotografieren; (Film) etw über etw (acc) filmen; (Geol) etw über etw (acc) lagern; (fig) etw mit etw überlagern

by superimposing one image on another — indem man zwei Bilder aufeinanderlegt

the images were superimposed — die Bilder hatten sich überlagert

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superimpose v/t
1. darauf-, darübersetzen oder -stellen oder -legen
2. setzen, legen, lagern, schichten (on auf oder über akk):
one superimposed on the other übereinandergelagert
3. hinzufügen (on zu), folgen lassen (on dat), aneinanderreihen
4. ELEK, PHYS überlagern
5. FILM etc durch-, einblenden, einkopieren
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transitive verb
aufbringen [Schicht usw.]; aufkopieren [Bild]
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v.
daraufsetzen v.
darüberlegen v.
darübersetzen v.
einblenden v.
einkopieren v.
lagern (auf, über) v.
legen v.
setzen v.
überlagern v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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