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superimpose vt.置于某物之上；添加 (1) 西方人不应该把他们的价值观强加于中国。(2) 我想你应该牢记住我对你的重托。(3) 重复故事的时候，她加入了自己的解释。 The verb superimpose is typically used in graphics or photography to describe how images can be put on top of one another for dramatic effect. Use it also to show adding your own take on something, or when you try to have an impact on someone's behavior: "She tried to superimpose her ideas of perfection onto the lazy habits of her children."

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英 [ˌsuːpərɪm'pəʊz] 美 [ˌsuːpərɪm'poʊz] (1) Westerners should not superimpose its value judgement on China.(2) I think you ought to superimpose the great trust of mine on your heart.(3) She superimposed her own interpretation when she retold the story. Superimpose means laying one thing on top of another. It's often use to describe images in a photo collage — like the superimposed image of a skyscraper on the surface of the moon. 1[VERB 动词]使(一图像)叠映在(另一图像)上；使(图像)叠加 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]  [V n onto n]  [usu passive]His picture was superimposed on a muscular body...他的照片被移花接木，放在了一个肌肉发达的身体上。You can superimpose the lettering directly onto one of your pictures.你可以把这些文字直接叠印在你的一张照片上。2[VERB 动词]使同样适用于；将…强加于 If features or characteristics from one situation are superimposed onto or on another, they are transferred onto or used in the second situation, though they may not fit.   [be V-ed on n]  [usu passive]Patterns of public administration and government are superimposed on traditional societies.公共管理和执政模式移用于传统社会。

英语单词	superimpose
英美音标	英 [ˌsuːpərɪm'pəʊz] 美 [ˌsuːpərɪm'poʊz]
中文释义	vt.置于某物之上；添加
英语例句	(1) Westerners should not superimpose its value judgement on China. (2) I think you ought to superimpose the great trust of mine on your heart. (3) She superimposed her own interpretation when she retold the story.
中文例句	(1) 西方人不应该把他们的价值观强加于中国。 (2) 我想你应该牢记住我对你的重托。 (3) 重复故事的时候，她加入了自己的解释。
vocabulary简明	Superimpose means laying one thing on top of another. It's often use to describe images in a photo collage — like the superimposed image of a skyscraper on the surface of the moon.
vocabulary扩展	The verb superimpose is typically used in graphics or photography to describe how images can be put on top of one another for dramatic effect. Use it also to show adding your own take on something, or when you try to have an impact on someone's behavior: "She tried to superimpose her ideas of perfection onto the lazy habits of her children."
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]使(一图像)叠映在(另一图像)上；使(图像)叠加 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] [V n onto n] [usu passive] His picture was superimposed on a muscular body... 他的照片被移花接木，放在了一个肌肉发达的身体上。 You can superimpose the lettering directly onto one of your pictures. 你可以把这些文字直接叠印在你的一张照片上。 2 [VERB 动词]使同样适用于；将…强加于 If features or characteristics from one situation are superimposed onto or on another, they are transferred onto or used in the second situation, though they may not fit. [be V-ed on n] [usu passive] Patterns of public administration and government are superimposed on traditional societies. 公共管理和执政模式移用于传统社会。

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