layering

• Nom désignant le processus, la technique ou la disposition selon laquelle un objet est placé ou posé au-dessus d'un autre ; souvent utilisé dans les contextes de l'habillement, de la géologie, de la cuisine ou du design.

A noun referring to the process, technique, or arrangement of placing or stacking one thing on top of another, often used in contexts such as clothing, geology, cooking, or design.

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1. Arrangement in layersB2formal

   The process or result of arranging something in layers or strata.

   stratification

   • The layering of sedimentary rocks reveals the geological history.
   • In cooking, layering the ingredients creates a beautiful lasagna.
   • The artist used layering of colors to add depth to the painting.

   Synonymesbeddinglaminationstratification

2. Clothing techniqueB1informal

   A method of wearing multiple garments on top of each other for warmth or style.

   Technique de superposition de vêtements

   • Layering is essential for staying warm in cold weather.
   • She mastered the art of layering with a turtleneck and a blazer.
   • Proper layering allows you to adjust your clothing to changing temperatures.

3. Computer graphicsB2formalIT

   A technique in digital design where different elements are placed on separate layers for editing.

   Utilisation de calques

   • Layering in Photoshop allows you to edit each element independently.
   • The designer used layering to create a complex composite image.
   • Understanding layering is fundamental for advanced graphic design.

• Verbe signifiant disposer ou recouvrir quelque chose en couches ou en strates.

A verb used to indicate the act of arranging or covering something in layers or strata.

1. Arrange in layersB1formal

   To arrange or place something in layers, one on top of another.

   Disposer en couches

   • She layered the cake with cream and strawberries.
   • The chef layered the lasagna with pasta, sauce, and cheese.
   • They layered the soil with compost for better growth.

   Synonymesaccumulateheappilesandwichstackstratify

   Antonymesscatterspread

2. Combine or stackB2informal

   To combine different elements or materials by placing them in overlapping or stacked positions.

   Superposer

   • He layered his clothing to stay warm in the cold weather.
   • The artist layered different colors to create depth in the painting.
   • She layered the blankets on the bed for extra comfort.

   Synonymesoverlappilestackstratifysuperpose

   Antonymesdisjoindivideseparate