superimposed

• Describe algo que se ha colocado o situado encima de otra cosa, de modo que ambos elementos permanecen visibles o presentes.

Describes something that is placed or laid over something else, typically so that both things are still evident.

1. Placed over something elseB2formal

   Placed or laid over something else, typically so that both are still visible.

   superpuesto

   • The text was superimposed on the image.
   • A map was superimposed over the satellite photo.
   • The artist superimposed a grid onto the canvas.

   Sinónimoslayeredoverlying

2. Added or applied on topC1formal

   Added to an existing system, structure, or situation, often creating a layered effect.

   superpuesto

   • New regulations were superimposed on the existing laws.
   • A modern design was superimposed onto the historic building.
   • The director superimposed a dream sequence onto the main narrative.

   Sinónimoslayeredoverlying

   Antónimosbaseembeddedinherentintegratedintrinsicoriginalunderlying

• Verbo utilizado para indicar la acción de colocar o superponer un objeto sobre otro, generalmente de modo que ambos permanezcan visibles.

A verb used to indicate the act of placing or laying one thing over another, typically so that both are still evident.

1. Place on top ofB2formal

   To place or lay one thing over another, typically so that both are still visible.

   superponer

   • The graphic designer superimposed the company logo onto the background image.
   • In the photo, a ghostly figure was superimposed over the landscape.
   • The map was superimposed on a satellite image of the city.

   Sinónimoslay overoverlaysuperpose