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1 superimpose one image into another
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > superimpose one image into another
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2 superimpose one image onto another
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > superimpose one image onto another
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3 superimpose
ˈsju:pərɪmˈpəuz гл. накладывать (одно на другое) (on) to superimpose one image on another ≈ накладывать изображения одно на другое to superimpose a new way of life on old customs ≈ пытаться жить по-новому там, где господствуют старые традиции The outline of the old prison was superimposed on the plan of the square, so that people could see where it had once stood. ≈ Очертания старого здания тюрьмы были нанесены на план площади, чтобы люди видели, где оно когда-то было расположено. накладывать (одну вещь на другую) - to * smth. класть один предмет на другой - to * a map of Great Britain on that of Texas наложить карту Великобритании на карту Техаса (для сравнения и т. п.) (фотографическое) впечатывать;
производить двойное экспонирование - the negative showed that one snapshot had been *d on another негатив показал, что один снимок наложился на другой (on, upon) накладывать (отпечаток и т. п.) ;
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4 superimpose
[ˌs(j)uːp(ə)rɪm'pəuz]гл.( superimpose on) накладывать ( одно на другое)One thickness of ruby paper on one thickness of orange paper superimposed. — На слой оранжевой бумаги наложен слой красной бумаги.
to superimpose a new way of life on old customs — пытаться жить по-новому там, где господствуют старые традиции
The outline of the old prison was superimposed on the plan of the square, so that people could see where it had once stood. — Очертания старого здания тюрьмы были нанесены на план площади, чтобы люди видели, где оно когда-то было расположено.
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superimpose — v. (D; tr.) to superimpose on (to superimpose one image on another; to superimpose a new way of life on old customs) * * * [ˌs(j)uːp(ə)rɪm pəʊz] (D; tr.) to superimpose on (to superimpose one image on another; to superimpose a new way of life on… … Combinatory dictionary
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superimpose — [[t]su͟ːpərɪmpo͟ʊz[/t]] superimposes, superimposing, superimposed 1) VERB: usu passive If one image is superimposed on another, it is put on top of it so that you can see the second image through it. [be V ed on/over n] The image of a seemingly… … English dictionary
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superimpose — [ˌsuːpərɪmˈpəʊz] verb [T] 1) to put one image on top of another so that both can be seen 2) to add something such as a feature or idea from one system or situation to another … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
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